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TIN Greece

Get your AFM — the Greek tax number — anywhere in Greece

We obtain your AFM (the Greek Tax Identification Number) for residents and non-residents alike — preparing the file, dealing with the DOY, and setting up myAADE. Even from abroad.

3,400+
AFMs obtained
100%
Remote-friendly
48h
Typical turnaround
40+
Nationalities served
Simple process

We will…

01

We prepare your file

Tell us your situation and we tell you exactly which documents you need. We complete the M1/M7 tax forms correctly the first time.

02

We deal with the tax office

We file at the competent DOY (or via a tax representative if you are abroad) and set up your Taxisnet / myAADE access.

03

You get your AFM

You receive your nine-digit AFM (Greek TIN), ready for banking, property, work or the Golden Visa — no trips, no queues.

The essentials

What is the TIN — and why you need one in Greece

Moving to Greece, buying property or applying for the Golden Visa? The very first thing you need is an AFM — the Greek tax number (TIN). Without it you cannot open a bank account, sign a lease or receive a cent.

We do nothing but Greek tax and residence paperwork. We know which DOY is competent for you, how the tax-representative route works for non-residents, and how to get your AFM issued without the usual runaround.

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You need a TIN to:

Open a Greek bank account
Buy or rent property
Work, freelance or start a company
Connect utilities and contracts
Buy and register a car
File taxes or receive income
Apply for the Golden Visa or residence
Access myAADE / Taxisnet
What we do

Everything you need to settle in

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Meet the team

The people behind TIN Greece

A small, local team in Greece that handles your paperwork personally — no call centres, no bots.

Eleni Papadakis, Founder & Tax Advisor

Eleni Papadakis

Founder & Tax Advisor

Founded TIN Greece after years helping foreigners navigate the Greek tax system — now leads a team that has obtained thousands of AFMs.

Vasilis Nikolaou, AFM & Tax Specialist

Vasilis Nikolaou

AFM & Tax Specialist

Handles the document side of every case, from passports to powers of attorney.

Katerina Karagiannis, Non-Resident Coordinator

Katerina Karagiannis

Non-Resident Coordinator

Manages remote AFM applications and tax-representative filings for clients who are still abroad.

Georgios Konstantinou, Client Support Lead

Georgios Konstantinou

Client Support Lead

Your contact in Greece — answers questions in plain English and keeps your case moving.

Why TIN Greece

Local, fast and honest

AFM applications run through the local DOY (tax office) and, increasingly, online via myAADE / Taxisnet. Non-residents file through a tax representative — no trip required. We serve clients all over Greece, from Athens and Thessaloniki to Crete, Rhodes and the islands.

Remote-friendly

We obtain your AFM whether you are in Greece or abroad, via a tax representative.

First-time right

We prepare your file to the DOY standard so it is accepted without back-and-forth.

Clear, fixed pricing

You know the cost upfront. No surprises, no hidden fees.

Plain English

We deal with the Greek tax system in Greek and explain every step to you in English.

Testimonials

What our clients say

TIN in Greece

How the TIN works in Greece

The AFM appointment, the paperwork, the tax office (DOY) — answered.

Complete the M1/M7 forms, prepare your passport and proof of address, and file at the competent DOY tax office (or via a tax representative). We handle the whole AFM process, including Taxisnet / myAADE setup.

Yes. Non-residents obtain an AFM through a Greek tax representative — no need to travel. This is how most property buyers and Golden Visa applicants get their Greek TIN.

The DOY (ΔΟΥ) is your local branch of the tax authority (AADE). Your AFM is tied to a competent DOY, while Taxisnet / myAADE is the online portal for filings and certificates.

Typically your passport or ID, proof of address, the M1/M7 forms, and a power of attorney if we file for you. We confirm the exact list for your case.

The AFM is your tax number (TIN); the AMKA is your social-security and healthcare number. Many newcomers need both, and we can arrange them together.

Yes — an AFM is required to open a Greek bank account, sign a property deed, connect utilities, or apply for the Golden Visa.
Local office

tax office (DOY) in Greece

  • Your competent DOY (Greek tax office)
    Athens, Thessaloniki & every Greek prefecture
  • Mon–Fri 7:30–14:00
  • Non-residents file through a tax representative — no visit to Greece needed.
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Skip the queue

Booking your AFM appointment at the tax office (DOY) in Greece is the hardest step. We handle it so you do not have to.

How the AFM appointment works

Ready to get your TIN in Greece?

Fill in our short application form and we will be in touch within one business day. No queues, no guesswork.