Civil partnership in Greece
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Hi yellowsky,
The process is pretty straightforward. You need to sign the contract at the notary office with your partner. You are supposed to be accompanied by two witnesses and a translator (he/she can be one of the witnesses, of course). The cost is about 100-150EUR (I can't remember exactly).
Then you need to register the document at your local municipality office (town hall). They will require proof of your and your's partner's address in Greece. Estynomia document was not enough; we had to have a landline bill or electricity bill with our names.
The good thing is, you don't have to present any document from your home country about your current marital status.
The whole thing (signing civil partnership contract and the will) took us less than one hour at the notary office and a little more at the municipality.
Congrats on your future civil union 
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