Details of the Golden Visa Obtained by Djokovic in Greece
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Novak Djokovic recently moved to Athens, Greece. The Serbian has already shown his attachment to his new country of residence, marked by a title won in that same city a few days ago.
The media Greek City Times revealed the details of a golden visa that Djokovic received to live in Greece. In exchange for a minimum investment of £352,000 in Greece, the Serbian will benefit from considerable advantages.
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For example, he can travel freely within the Schengen area, along with his spouse, his children under 21, and his parents and parents-in-law.
Tax benefits are also available to him: he benefits from a fixed tax of €100,000 per year and €20,000 per family member. He is also not required to declare his foreign income.
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