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Visa on Arrival
The Visa on Arrival allows nationals of third countries to obtain a visa upon their arrival in Greece, without the need to apply in advance. This visa is granted only in certain cases and for specific countries, primarily for tourists visiting Greece for a short period and who meet the entry requirements.
Who is eligible for the Visa on Arrival?
- Nationals of third countries who do not require a prior visa application for Greece or the Schengen area.
- Tourists visiting Greece for a short stay who meet the requirements for the Visa on Arrival.
- Businessmen or professionals traveling for short business visits who meet the entry criteria.
Documents Required for Obtaining a Visa on Arrival:
- Valid passport with at least 3 months of validity from the date of arrival.
- Airline tickets for entry and exit from Greece.
- Proof of sufficient financial resources to cover accommodation costs during the stay in Greece.
- Medical insurance covering the duration of stay in the country.
- Confirmation that the traveler meets the entry requirements for the visa on arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions about Visa on Arrival
1. Which countries are eligible to obtain a Visa on Arrival in Greece?
The countries eligible to obtain a Visa at the border in Greece are limited and depend on the nationality of the traveler. It usually concerns countries that have agreements with Greece for the granting of visas on arrival.
2. What are the requirements to get a Visa at the border?
The Visa at the border is granted to citizens who meet certain criteria, such as having a valid passport, airline tickets, proof of financial resources, and medical insurance for the duration of stay.
3. Can I stay in Greece for more than 90 days with a Visa at the border?
A Visa at the border usually allows a stay of up to 90 days within a 180-day period. If you wish to stay longer, you will need to apply for another visa or residence permit.