P. Tsakloglou: It is easier to transfer real estate with the electronic version of insurance information

The simplification of the procedure, but also the conditions for the issuance of the certificate of insurance awareness, in order to accelerate the transactions related to the transfer of real estate and the establishment of real rights on them is provided by a relevant amendment submitted by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs to the bill “Targeting, evaluating and rewarding system to enhance the efficiency of public administration and other provisions for the human resources of the public sector” and was voted today in parliament.

It is pointed out that until today the citizen who has debts to e-EFKA and wishes to make a transaction or other transaction related to his property, is obliged to go to the competent branch himself, and to receive insurance information in written form on the condition of withholding of the debt from the transaction price.

As the Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Panos Tsakloglou, stated today, during his speech in Parliament, what changes with this amendment and facilitates the transactions is that “the citizen who has outstanding debts acquires this possibility electronically from now on he will not have to go to the e-EFKA stores and the KEAO for the paper process “.

This paves the way for the full digitization of the Debt Certificate issuance process and no visits will be required to the EFKA and KEAO branches to register the debts, submit a debt application and issue the debt withholding certificate as has been the case so far.

The citizen will be able to receive his insurance information and the order to the notary for the withholding of the debt from the transaction department electronically without requiring his physical presence in the e-EFKA store. As Mr. Tsakloglou pointed out, the new process benefits the citizens, EFKA, but also the economy as a whole, since the procedures are simplified and the direct and indirect costs are reduced.