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Everything you need to know for your trip to Greece - answered by travel experts
Yes! Almost everyone under 60 speaks at least basic English, especially in tourist areas. English is taught in schools from a young age. In hotels, restaurants, and transport hubs, you'll have no issues communicating. Even many taxi drivers and shopkeepers know enough English to help you.
Learning a few Greek words goes a long way:
For stays under 90 days, visitors from the US, Canada, Australia, UK, and most EU countries do not need a visa. You'll need a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your departure date. Starting in 2025, non-EU nationals will need ETIAS authorization for Europe.
The European Entry/Exit System (EES) for all non-EU nationals is expected to start in October 2025. This will require fingerprints and photos on your first visit, creating a digital record valid for 3 years.
The best time depends on your preferences:
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