GREECE VISA

A tourist visa allows you to stay in the Schengen area for a short period

Incomplete, unclear or unsigned applications will not be accepted.

If the visit involves two or more Schengen countries, the Embassy responsible for issuing the visa will be:

The Embassy of the country in which the traveler is going to stay the longest.

The Embassy of the country of first entry, if the traveler is to stay in different Schengen countries for the same amount of time.

It is advisable to plan your travel well in advance to avoid any inconvenience

List of supporting documents to be submitted by applicants for short stay visas in the

United Arab Emirates

1) Copy of flight ticket or flight reservation including return flight.

2) Verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay:

3) Proof of accommodation

a) hotel reservation;

b) proof of rental or ownership of real estate in the Member State of

destination;

c) confirmation of private accommodation, mentioning that the host will

cover the accommodation costs;

d) confirmation of accommodation by the company inviting the applicant,

mentioning that the company will cover the accommodation costs.

4) Minors travelling without their parents/legal guardian: original authorisation

signed by their parents/legal guardian in front of a visa officer or duly legalised

and copy of passport(s) of parents/legal guardian.

5) Residence permit valid three months beyond the intended date of departure from

the territory of the Member States or, for GCC citizens, a UAE-ID-card, valid

for three months after the intended departure date from the territory of the

Member States.

6) Employees: original letter from employer stating the applicant’s employment

status, position, length of contract and salary.

7) Self-employed persons: valid original trade licence

II. Documents to be submitted relating to the purpose of the journey

1) Business:

Invitation letter from a company or an authority to attend a meeting, conference

or event or other documents which shows the existence of trade relations or

relations for work purposes (e.g. confirmed registrations for trade fairs or

congresses).

2) Official delegation/mission:

Letter issued by the authority(-ies) concerned confirming identity of the

applicant(s), purpose of the journey (meetings, consultations, negotiations or

events held by intergovernmental organizations), period of intended stay and

accommodation details.

3) Tourism:

Full travel itinerary.

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4) Private visit:

Invitation letter signed by the host covering the period of the intended stay.

5) Medical treatment:

a) A document issued by the medical institution in the Member State of

destination confirming that the applicant will receive medical care in that

institution.

b) Pre-payment or other proof of sufficient financial means to cover the medical

treatment and related expenses, such as insurance coverage.

6) Study or training:

a) A certificate of enrolment at an educational establishment for the purposes

of attending vocational or theoretical courses within the framework of basic

and further training;

b) Student cards or certificates of the courses to be attended.

7) Airport transit:

a) Valid visa for the country of next or final destination.

b) Proof of the intention of carrying out the onward journey: copy of ticket or

reservation of ticket for onward journey.”