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Greece Visa Requirements & FAQs : All You Need to Know
Visa Application Process
Step 1: Determine the Appropriate Visa Type
Choose the visa that best matches the purpose of your visit:
Schengen Tourist Visa – for tourism, visiting family or friends, etc.
Business Visa – for attending meetings, conferences, or other business-related activities.
Step 2: Understand the Required Documents
Familiarize yourself with the documents typically required for your visa type. Our team will guide you through the necessary documents upon consultation.
Step 3: Schedule an Appointment
Book an appointment with the designated Visa Application Center or embassy/consulate.
Step 4: Complete the Application & Gather Documents
Fill out the visa application form accurately. Based on your travel purpose, we will assist you in organizing and preparing the necessary supporting documents to ensure your application is complete.
Step 5: Attend Your Appointment
Arrive on time at the Visa Application Center or embassy/consulate. Submit your application and biometric data (fingerprints and photograph), and pay the applicable visa fee.
Step 6: Track Your Application
Monitor the status of your application online using the tracking system. You’ll need your application reference number and date of birth.
Step 7: Receive Your Passport
Once processing is complete, collect your passport in person or opt for courier delivery (if available). If your visa is approved, verify that all details on the visa sticker are correct.
Step 8: Prepare for Travel
When traveling to Greece, carry all necessary documents with you. Border officers may request proof of accommodation, a return ticket, and evidence of sufficient financial means.
Visa Application Process
Step 1: Determine the Appropriate Visa Type
Choose the visa that best matches the purpose of your visit:
Schengen Tourist Visa – for tourism, visiting family or friends, etc.
Business Visa – for attending meetings, conferences, or other business-related activities.
Step 2: Understand the Required Documents
Familiarize yourself with the documents typically required for your visa type. Our team will guide you through the necessary documents upon consultation.
Step 3: Schedule an Appointment
Book an appointment with the designated Visa Application Center or embassy/consulate.
Step 4: Complete the Application & Gather Documents
Fill out the visa application form accurately. Based on your travel purpose, we will assist you in organizing and preparing the necessary supporting documents to ensure your application is complete.
Step 5: Attend Your Appointment
Arrive on time at the Visa Application Center or embassy/consulate. Submit your application and biometric data (fingerprints and photograph), and pay the applicable visa fee.
Step 6: Track Your Application
Monitor the status of your application online using the tracking system. You’ll need your application reference number and date of birth.
Step 7: Receive Your Passport
Once processing is complete, collect your passport in person or opt for courier delivery (if available). If your visa is approved, verify that all details on the visa sticker are correct.
Step 8: Prepare for Travel
When traveling to Greece, carry all necessary documents with you. Border officers may request proof of accommodation, a return ticket, and evidence of sufficient financial means.
Completed Application Form
Two passport size photograph
Original Passport with two sequent blank pages. Passport must be valid for at least 3 months after intended departure from Schengen state.
National ID (Adhar)
Hotel reservation
Flight reservation
Overseas travel medical insurance
Visa fee payment and receipt
Bank statement
ITR Acknowledgement
Employed: Pay slips/employment contract / Leave sanction letter from employer
Self Employed/Business: Certificate of Registration / GST registration
Completed Application Form
Two passport size photograph
Original Passport with two sequent blank pages. Passport must be valid for at least 3 months after intended departure from Schengen state.
National ID (Adhar)
Hotel reservation
Flight reservation
Overseas travel medical insurance
Visa fee payment and receipt
Business Invitation letter
Bank statement
ITR Acknowledgement
Employed: Pay slips/employment contract / Leave sanction letter from employer
Self Employed/Business: Certificate of Registration / GST registration
One recent passport size photograph (not older than 6 months).
Size must be 3.5 x 4.5 cm with a white background.
Resemble current appearance, straight posture
Head covers are not permitted except for religious reasons, but facial features from bottom of chin to top of forehead and both edges of applicant´s face must be clearly shown
One recent passport size photograph (not older than 6 months).
Size must be 3.5 x 4.5 cm with a white background.
Resemble current appearance, straight posture
Head covers are not permitted except for religious reasons, but facial features from bottom of chin to top of forehead and both edges of applicant´s face must be clearly shown
Frequently asked questions
Processing usually takes 10 to 15 working days. This period may be extended in specific cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is required.
Apply at least one month before your trip but no earlier than 6 months before your travel date.
Processing usually takes 10 to 15 working days. This period may be extended in specific cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is required.
Apply at least one month before your trip but no earlier than 6 months before your travel date.
Overseas travel medical insurance valid for all Schengen-countries. The insurance has to cover the applicant for at least 30,000 Euros or equivalent, for all risks e.g. accident, illness, medical emergency evacuation, Covid -19 etc. The policy has to clearly specify the period of validity and has to cover the entire duration of the trip including the date of arrival & departure.
Overseas travel medical insurance valid for all Schengen-countries. The insurance has to cover the applicant for at least 30,000 Euros or equivalent, for all risks e.g. accident, illness, medical emergency evacuation, Covid -19 etc. The policy has to clearly specify the period of validity and has to cover the entire duration of the trip including the date of arrival & departure.
No, an interview is not mandatory. Most applications are processed based on submitted documents. However, in some cases, the embassy may request an interview if they need additional information or clarification.
Yes, if you haven’t given biometrics for a Schengen visa in the last 59 months, you must provide fingerprints and a digital photo.
The documents are to be presented in (or translated to) English/Greek.
If the minor is travelling with only one parent, written consent certified by the public notary of the other parent or guardian, except in cases of a parent having sole custody or guardianship of the minor.
If the minor travels alone (without parents), written consent, certified by public notary, of both parents or guardians having custody or guardianship of the minor.
Copies of the passport of the parents. If not applicable, birth certificate of the applicant and copies of the ID cards of the parents.
Children under 12 years old are exempt from fingerprinting but still need a digital photo. Children aged 12 and above must provide full biometrics.
Payslips, employment contract, leave sanction letter, 3 months bank statement, ITR acknowledgement
Copy of company business registration, GST number if applicable, ITR acknowledgement, bank statement
Pension statement for last three months, proof of other income generated, 3 months bank statement.
School/college enrollment letter, NOC from school/college.
No, an interview is not mandatory. Most applications are processed based on submitted documents. However, in some cases, the embassy may request an interview if they need additional information or clarification.
Yes, if you haven’t given biometrics for a Schengen visa in the last 59 months, you must provide fingerprints and a digital photo.
The documents are to be presented in (or translated to) English/Greek.
Payslips, employment contract, leave sanction letter, 3 months bank statement, ITR acknowledgement
Copy of company business registration, GST number if applicable, ITR acknowledgement, bank statement.
Invitation letter from a company or an authority to attend a meeting, conference or event or confirmed registrations for trade fairs or congresses. In addition documents which show the existence of trade relations or relations for work purposes.