Import Custom Regulations in Greece

It is strongly encouraged to contact destination agent prior to Shipping to Greece

For Greek returning citizens, vehicle must be in owner’s possession for at least six months.

Restrictions apply to vehicles with diesel engines.

Greek Repatriates – returning citizens must personally attend clearance of motor vehicles and pick up motor vehicles from port by them selves.

Duties vary according to make, model and length of time car owned.

For Greek Repatriates – returning citizens the certificate of repatriation allows them to import the vehicle free of duties and taxes. The Metikisia documents and further information on how to fill them in can be obtained by the consulate at origin.

However, re – registration of the vehicles’ plates will be needed but this takes place within 3 – 6 months after the importation date of the vehicle in Piraeus port. Vehicle needs to be inspected by the Ministry of Transportation (KTEO) and then goes back to customs office for re – registration. We cannot determine the costs for re – registration.

Motor vehicle needs to be insured when arrives in Piraeus port and insurance certificate (which should be valued in Greece) needs to be shown to the customs authorities otherwise vehicle will be insured upon arrival at port for 30 days.

Documents required:

• Consular Certificate from origin
• Must be listed on household goods inventory
• Registration plates and vehicle road license showing that the appropriate road tax has been paid in the country of origin
• Drivers License
• Insurance certificate

Disclaimer: Customs regulations are subject to changes. The information above is a concise summary of import / export Custom Regulations which is effected on household goods & car shipment to this destination and is being provided as guidance to assist our clients.Because these regulations are subject to change without notice, Fastlane Shipping cannot be held liable for any costs, damage, delays, or other outcomes resulting from non – conformity. Always double check with your local embassy or custom authorities.