Procedures, Laws & Regulations
The new law 3982/2011 concerning the establishment, organization and operation of Business Parks aims at supporting regional development and environmental protection, improving infrastructure, particularly in areas with problems of underdevelopment and environmental degradation, strengthening entrepreneurship and employment and improving the competitiveness of established enterprises.
The Business Park is an integrated set of organic structures, services and infrastructure established and operating to support the activities of secondary and tertiary sectors.
Law 3982/2011 was the first step in establishing, for the first time, modern terms and conditions for licensing of technical professions, as well as for conducting quality control of services provided while practising those professions. The new law on technical professions:
Period of consultation
From 16.05.2011 to 12.07.2011
Objective of the consultation
We seek comments on a more integrated and coherent approach to public support for EU enterprises aiming to do business outside the EU.
The New Investment Incentives Law—A New Investment Era
Greece’s new Investment Incentives Law (3908/2011) responds to the diverse needs of today’s investor and, in parallel, creates a forward-looking investment environment.
As Greece orients itself to the global economy, establishes outward-directed policies, and institutes a green development model, both domestic and foreign investors will find a new, open investment framework that is welcoming, attractive, and rewarding.
Note: The following procedures do not pertain to companies that require an administrative approval or decision in order to commence their business activity
Note: The following procedures do not pertain to companies that require an administrative approval or decision in order to commence their business activity
Note: The following procedures do not pertain to companies that require an administrative approval or decision in order to commence their business activity
Note: The following procedures do not pertain to companies that require an administrative approval or decision in order to commence their business activity
