From the beginning of next year, a platform will operate through which transfers and sales will take place
From January 1, 2024 it is estimated that citizens they will be able to transfer their property digitally, as long as it is registered, according to the Deputy Minister of Digital GovernanceKonstantinos Kyranakis.
As he characteristically told MEGA, this is a sector that has been associated with absolute suffering, “a process that involves transfers, mortgage registrars, many papers, supporting documents, delays. We are working around the clock at the moment so that we can be ready in January 2024 for people to digitally transfer their property.”
He even explained the process, stressing that from “January 1, 2024 it will work the digital property transfer file in which the notary will enter a digital application, will send an invitation via gov.gr to a buyer and a seller. Within this common digital environment you will do everything, tax awareness, insurance awareness will work together, a number of other supporting documents which the Greek state currently has, but the citizen will not need to go get them from somewhere and give them to the notary public. There will be a digital contract, so the title deed will be a digital document, the content of which, what is written in the contract, will not need to be repeated on thousands of papers, as is done today»
Source: Skai
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