Covid-19 documents for travelling to and from Greek islands from 14th May onwards
On Wednesday, 12th May, Deputy Minister Akis Skertsos announced the lifting of the ban of inter-regional travel and the preconditions for those traveling to/from the Greek islands from 14th May 2021.
Travelers to/from the Greek islands will have to have:
- either a vaccination confirmation issued 14 days after the full vaccination (2 doses or 1 jab if Johnson&Johnson)
- or a negative PCR test carried out 72 hours before departure
- or a negative Rapid Test / Self-Test carried out 24 hours before departure
- or a Covid-19 infection confirmation, issued 2 months after recovery and up to 9 months
The self-test result will be registered to selftesting-gov.gr.
Travelers – both Greeks and foreign nationals over the age of 5 – will have to show these documents while boarding to staff of shipping and airplane companies who will be in charge of the controls.
The Passenger Location Form is still in force for tourists entering the country.
Officials announcing the lockdown relaxation also said that starting on 1st June Greece will accept the EU “Green Covid-19 Pass.”
Source, photo credit: keeptalkinggreece.gr
