Official letters in Greece explained

Got a letter from the tax office, the town hall, the traffic authority or a court in Greece? Find it below: what it means, how long you have to answer and what usually happens next — in plain English. General information, not legal advice.
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How to find your letter

  1. 1 Look at the heading of your letter — the local name is printed there, and every card below shows it.
  2. 2 Open the card: what the letter means, who sends it and what usually happens next.
  3. 3 Where the period is fixed, count your own last day from the day the letter was delivered to you.

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Traffic and parking fines

1 letter
  • Traffic Fine in Greece: The New Road Code, Paying and Objecting

    Κλήση — παράβαση του Κώδικα Οδικής Κυκλοφορίας (ΚΟΚ)

    A traffic fine in Greece under the new Road Traffic Code of 2025 — speeding, a mobile phone, a red light, a seatbelt. There is no discount for paying early, and only 3 days to object; the fine is paid within 8 months.

The tax office (AADE)

1 letter
  • ENFIA in Greece: The Property Tax Assessment and Its Instalments

    Πράξη διοικητικού προσδιορισμού ΕΝΦΙΑ (Ενιαίος Φόρος Ιδιοκτησίας Ακινήτων)

    Greece's yearly property tax. Everyone who owned property in Greece on 1 January pays it, resident or not — the assessment appears in myAADE in March, and it is paid in up to 12 monthly instalments.

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