A mobile home for sale in Greece is a factory-built house delivered ready to install on a licensed campsite pitch or on private land, used as holiday accommodation, income-generating tourist rental, or, where the land allows it, a permanent home. Green Village imports and delivers mobile homes across mainland Greece and the islands — Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, the Cyclades and beyond — with transport, customs clearance where it applies, and installation all included in the delivered price. Prices start from 17 484 euros for a quality used single-wide unit imported from the UK and the Netherlands; mainland delivery is included in that price, and island delivery is possible, with its cost confirmed in the written quote. Demand is expanding quickly, driven by island tourism (Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, the Cyclades) and the development of next-generation campsites, and Greece's Mediterranean climate — mild winters in the South and on the islands — reduces the thermal-insulation a unit needs compared with colder parts of Europe. Green Village handles the entire process: selection, transport, customs clearance where it applies, and on-site delivery, with financing available up to 120 months.
Regulations
In Greece, mobile homes are regulated by the Building Code (Law 4067/2012) and by tourism legislation. On licensed campsites (EOT — Greek National Tourism Organisation), a mobile home is classified as a temporary structure and does not require a building permit. On private land outside a campsite, authorisation from the local prefecture and compliance with the urban plan are required. On the islands, additional landscape-protection rules may apply, especially inside Natura 2000 areas or archaeological zones. VAT in Greece is 24% on the transaction value; on Aegean islands other than Crete, a 30% reduction applies to certain goods, bringing the effective rate to around 17%. As an EU member state, intra-EU imports are exempt from customs duty. Registration with the Short-Term Rental Registry is mandatory for tourist lettings, with the registration number shown on every listing platform. Buying the mobile home itself carries no nationality restriction; the land it stands on is a separate question, governed by Greek property rules that a local notary should confirm before you commit to a plot.
Transport
Transport to Greece is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, Green Village's logistics division, from the unit's country of origin to the installation site, on the mainland or on the islands, and is included in the delivered price shown on each product page for mainland destinations; for an island, the delivery cost is confirmed in the written quote. The transport is insured at 100% of the unit's value, from collection to installation on site. Installation — positioning, levelling and connections to the existing water, electricity and drainage networks — is always included. Green Village handles customs clearance where it applies, as for units coming from the UK; there is no customs duty between EU countries. We deliver to Attica, the Peloponnese, Thessaloniki and Halkidiki, and also to islands such as Crete, Rhodes, Corfu and the Cyclades. For mainland Greece, the delivered price on the listing is the final price; for an island, ask for a written quote before ordering.
Pricing
Mobile home prices in Greece start from 17 484 euros for a used single-wide unit. The delivered price shown on each listing already includes transport to mainland Greece; the exact island-delivery cost, which depends on origin and dimensions, is confirmed in the written quote. VAT at 24% applies on the total value, with the 30% reduction on Aegean islands bringing the effective rate to around 17%. Financing is available through Green Village's partner credit institution up to 120 months, from 10% nominal rate (11.8% APR), subject to the institution's approval. The Greek tourism market offers attractive returns on a mobile home used as holiday accommodation: occupancy rates of 60 to 80% in peak season (June to September) on the most popular islands make the unit's running cost easier to offset than in a quieter market. A written quote confirms the exact delivered price for the unit and destination you choose.
Installation
Installation in Greece benefits from the dry, warm climate: Mediterranean soil is generally stable, requiring only levelling and concrete footings before the unit is positioned. On islands, access can be limited on narrow roads, so Green Village carries out a feasibility check before delivery, confirmed in the written quote. Electricity and water connections on the mainland are direct via the public networks (DEDDIE for electricity, EYDAP for water in the Athens area); on some islands, an autonomous system with solar panels and a water tank may be necessary where the public network does not reach the plot. Sewage in areas without a public network requires a biological septic tank. Green Village coordinates placement, levelling, technical connections and a final inspection before handover, on the mainland and on the islands alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I install a mobile home on a Greek island? +
- Yes. Green Village delivers to the Greek islands, including Crete, Rhodes, Corfu and the Cyclades, and the written quote sets out the cost of that delivery.
- What is the VAT on mobile homes in Greece? +
- VAT is 24%. On Aegean islands other than Crete, a 30% reduction applies, bringing the effective rate to around 17%.
- Do I need a permit to install a mobile home in Greece? +
- Not on an EOT-licensed campsite, where the unit is classified as a temporary structure. On private land, authorisation from the local prefecture and compliance with the urban plan are required.
- Does Green Village deliver to Greece? +
- Yes. We deliver across mainland Greece and the islands; transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, with installation also coordinated by Green Village.
- How much does a mobile home cost in Greece? +
- Prices start from 17 484 euros for a quality used single-wide unit, with mainland delivery included; island delivery is possible and its cost is confirmed in the written quote. Financing is available up to 120 months.
- Can a non-Greek citizen buy a mobile home in Greece? +
- Yes, buying the mobile home itself carries no nationality restriction. Owning or renting the land it stands on is a separate matter, governed by Greek property rules — confirm the specifics with a local notary before committing to a plot.
- What should I check before buying a mobile home in Greece? +
- Confirm the land's classification and, outside a licensed campsite, get authorisation from the local prefecture; on the islands, check whether the plot falls inside a Natura 2000 or archaeological protection zone before you commit. Green Village's written quote confirms the delivered price, including any island-delivery cost.
