Applications for the “Tourism for All 2026-2027” program continue today, Thursday, August 7. In today’s phase of the process, citizens whose tax identification number (AFM) ends in 5 or 6 are eligible to submit their applications. From August 10 through August 21, the platform will be open to all eligible applicants, regardless of the last digit of their AFM.
Read more: Tourism for All: The application platform is now open — Who qualifies and what are the criteria
It is worth noting that the program’s core benefits remain strong, with subsidy amounts ranging from €200 to €600, depending on the travel period and applicant category. Selection will be carried out through an electronic lottery system, ensuring transparency and equal opportunity for all participants.
Applications can be submitted in two ways:
- Online, through the official platform using Taxisnet credentials.
- In person, at any Citizens’ Service Center (KEP) across Greece.
According to the Ministry, the new program features a significant expansion of income thresholds, allowing more middle-class households to qualify. Specifically, for single individuals with no children, the maximum income limit has been raised from €19,000 to €21,000. For married couples without children, the threshold has been increased from €31,000 to €33,000.
Applications are being accepted on a rolling basis, according to the last digit of each applicant’s AFM, as follows:
August 5: AFM numbers ending in 1 and 2
August 6: AFM numbers ending in 3 and 4
August 7: AFM numbers ending in 5 and 6
August 8: AFM numbers ending in 7 and 8
August 9: AFM numbers ending in 9 and 0
From August 10 to August 21, applications are open to all AFM numbers.
The deadline for submitting applications is Friday, August 21, 2026, at 23:59.
