Published: 28.08.2026
Ukrainian citizens with biometric passports can enter Greece visa-free for up to 90 days. Longer stays require temporary protection or a residence permit; the source also expects ETIAS to be introduced for non-EU nationals from 2027.
According to the source, visa-free entry is suitable for Ukrainian citizens only for short stays of up to 90 days and does not replace obtaining a residence status for relocation. Those intending to live in Greece longer will need to rely on temporary protection or an appropriate residence permit. The source expects ETIAS to be introduced from 2027, which could add an electronic authorization step to short-stay travel planning. This is particularly relevant to Ukrainian citizens considering Greece for temporary or permanent residence.