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Q: What documents are required to apply for AMKA?

To apply, you’ll need your valid ID card or passport, proof of your Greek tax number (AFM), and proof of an address in Greece (e.g., a rental agreement or an official residence certificate).

Q: Do I need a Greek tax number (AFM) first to get the AMKA?

Yes, in most cases that is the case. For expats and foreigners, the Greek tax number (AFM) is the basic requirement before the AMKA can be applied for at the relevant office (KEP). If you don't have an AFM yet, we can efficiently apply for both numbers for you.

Q: What documents do I need?

Your effort is minimal. In most cases, we only need a legible copy of your ID card or passport, your current residential address, and the power of attorney we prepare. An email address and a Greek mobile number

Q: How long does it take to receive my Greek tax number?

Once we have all the required documents (such as the signed power of attorney), the actual process with the Greek tax authority usually takes only a few business days. We take care of a fast and smooth process—typically, we receive the AFM within five business days.