Tips for planning your trip to Greece

Flags of the EU and Greece in front of Rhodes Airport (Photo: Jan Gruber).
Flags of the EU and Greece in front of Rhodes Airport (Photo: Jan Gruber).

Tips for planning your trip to Greece

Flags of the EU and Greece in front of Rhodes Airport (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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Greece is very popular with holidaymakers this year. However, there are a few things to consider in advance when entering the country. In addition to a negative test, vaccination or recovery certificate, an electronic PLF form must also be filled out.

Shortly before the day of departure, you will receive a QR code and a PDF. This must be carried on the trip on the smartphone or on paper. Otherwise boarding can be refused and if you still make it to Greece, a fine of up to 500 euros can be due.

What you should pay attention to when planning your trip to Greece and what you must not forget under any circumstances, Aviation Direct explains in a short video that was recorded on the area of ​​the Greek airport of Rhodes.

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