What happens if you overstay in Greece?

In Greece, fines for overstaying the 90 day visa free period run from €600 to €1,200. If you are unable to depart before your 90 day limit and wish to apply for an extension, you must contact the closest Aliens Bureau at least two weeks prior to your required departure date to apply for an extension of stay.



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In Greece, fines for overstaying the 90 day visa free period run from €600 to €1,200. If you are unable to depart before your 90 day limit and wish to apply for an extension, you must contact the closest Aliens Bureau at least two weeks prior to your required departure date to apply for an extension of stay.

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