EOT licence

Requirements for the licence vary depending on the type of property you plan to rent e.g. self-catering villa, apartment or rooms to let etc. Generally the requirements include, but are not limited, to the following:

� Original and a copy of the planning permission and/or building licence.

� Application form;

� Certificate of no criminal record (available from the police in your home country or from the Greek police if you’re resident);

� Statement of suitability of the property

� Latest tax return;

� Signed declaration of intention to rent.

� Health certificate of the applicant.

� Certificate issued by a qualified architect stating that plumbing and sewerage (including cesspits) meet official requirements.

� Environmental Survey: This is provided by a local architect who must inspect the property to ensure that it’s suitable for rental. The survey can cost up to €1,500.

� Fire Certificate: The property is inspected by the local chief fire inspector who checks the property for adequate fire exits and fire extinguishers, and for fire hazards in the immediate area. Fire extinguishers must also be inspected and stamped annually.

� Proof that payment of local taxes is up-to-date.

� Statement from an architect certifying that the property conforms to earthquake building regulations.