The segment of European countries that have enacted favorable tax regimes to attract the wealthy are well known. Switzerland has its forfait regime, the U.K. has its nondom tax regime, Portugal and Italy have new resident regimes, and Malta and Cyprus have favorable regimes designed to attract new residents. To that list of countries, Greece is a new arrival, having introduced several tax incentive regimes designed to create a favorable tax environment for nonresident individuals transferring tax residence to Greece and the establishment and operation of family offices in Greece. Natalia Skoulidou, a partner of Iason Skouzos Law Firm, Athens, provides an overview of (i) the 5A Nondom Tax Regime, (ii) the 5B Pensioner Regime, (iii) the 5C Employee and Self-Employed Regime, and (iv) the Family Office regime.