OBS_VALUE: Any inter vivos juridical act which constitutes real rights or contractual claims in favour of natural or legal persons outside of the EU or the European Free Trade Association on the frontier areas is prohibited. In the same context, the assignment of shares or parts of any type of company, which owns real estate in this area, as well as any change in partners of such companies, is prohibited. Legal or natural persons that are nationals of or seated in jurisdictions other than EU or EFTA member states can also, upon request, obtain the in rem and contractual rights in properties located in designated border areas (considerable parts of Greece’s territory are designated as such) after a special government permit and approval from a committee.According to Article 26 (3), prohibitions for the agreements concluded under Law 3986/2011 (on the Medium-term Measures to face Greece's financial crisis) and upon the commitments that Greece took in this framework may be lifted upon Decision by the Minister of Defence. Articles 141 (1) of the Law 3978/2011 and 43 (1) of the Law 4278/2014, specify the areas that are deemed “border areas” for the purpose of the law. For an unofficial consolidated version of the Law 1892/1990, please use this link: https://www.kodiko.gr/nomothesia/document/28872/nomos-1892-1990 