Your personal presence at the utility companies is absolutely not required. With a corresponding power of attorney, we fill out all applications for you, sign the contracts in your name, and coordinate the necessary appointments with the providers’ technicians so that everything is already running smoothly by the time you actually move in.

Processing times vary significantly depending on the provider and region. Transferring electricity or water connections is often completed within a few business days. However, the physical activation of phone and internet services can take between one and three weeks depending on the local technical infrastructure, which is why we initiate all steps immediately upon receiving your documents.

Yes, selecting the right tariff is a core part of our free service. Since the Greek market now features many different providers, we analyze the best options for you. We choose the exact tariff that fits your individual needs, whether it’s for electricity, gas, or the optimal package for phone and internet.

To set up utility contracts in Greece, you’ll usually need your Greek tax number (AFM), proof of identity, and your rental or purchase agreement. To make the process completely stress-free for you, we’ll send you a detailed checklist of all required documents from your home country right after you place the order. Once we have these documents, we’ll take care of filling out all applications and handle all direct communication with the respective providers for you.

Our complete processing service for your utility services is 100% free for you. We handle the proper completion of forms and coordination with providers, without any service fees or hidden costs for you.

There are several major providers for landline internet in Greece. Availability depends on the specific address. The main providers are:

• Cosmote (OTE)

• Vodafone GR

• Nova

• Inalan (particularly affordable internet-only connections in many cities, without telephone)

• Starlink (satellite-based internet, available everywhere – useful for remote regions)

Registering for electricity

There are various electricity providers in Greece. The following documents are generally required for registration:

• Rental agreement or proof of ownership

• AFM (Greek tax number)

• Identification

• Meter number

We can help you find the best provider and the right tariff for electricity or gas (heating) and, if desired, take over the complete organization.

Registering for water

Water supply is provided by different water companies depending on the region.
You usually need the following to register:

• Rental agreement or proof of ownership

• AFM

• Identification

• Meter reading

The re-registration is usually straightforward and quickly done.