Applies via: Embassy/official portalSchengen short-stay visaSources checked on
Indian citizens apply for a Greece visa directly with the embassy or its official visa portal. The published fee for Schengen short-stay visa (type C): tourism, business, visiting family or friends and other short-stay purposes is EUR 90 / INR 9,810. Processing time (Schengen visa): Up to 15 working days from receipt by the Embassy of an admissible application; may be extended up to 45 calendar days in individual cases. Application locations listed include New Delhi (Global Visa Center World, Shivaji Stadium Metro Station, Mezzanine Level, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place), Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh and Chennai (10 more listed below). Sources checked on October 15, 2026.
VFS Global no longer handles Greek visas in India (visa.vfsglobal.com/ind/en/grc returns 404). Visa applications are decided by the Embassy of Greece in New Delhi (Consular Office) and are submitted at the Greece Visa Application Centre run by the Embassy's external service provider, Global Visa Center World (GVCW), whose India site (in-gr.gvcworld.eu) is linked from the Embassy's visa page. The Embassy lists the New Delhi centre at Shivaji Stadium Metro Station; for national (D-type) visas the applicant must appear in person, be interviewed (possibly by video link at the provider's office) and give biometrics. Visa queries go to grcon.del@mfa.gr. GVCW runs 15 Visa Application Centres in India (New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Cochin, Goa, Gurgaon, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Kolkata, Mumbai, Puducherry, Pune); Schengen applications lodged outside New Delhi are sent to New Delhi first and need about 5 extra days, while family-reunification, employment and digital-nomad D-visa applications are accepted only at the New Delhi centre.
Not available: Indian nationals are on the EU list of nationalities that must hold a visa when crossing the Schengen external borders, so the Greek (Schengen or national) visa must be obtained before travel through a GVCW centre or the Embassy in New Delhi.
eVisa / online visa
Not available: Greece has no eVisa for Indians. The application form is completed online on the GVCW website, printed and lodged in person at a Visa Application Centre, where fingerprints and a photo are taken; postal applications are not accepted.
Visa-free entry
Not available: Indian passport holders need a visa for Greece and the rest of the Schengen area (Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2018/1806).
How to apply from India — step by step
1
Prepare your documents
Gather the documents listed in the "Documents required" section — the common list plus the checklist for your visa category.
2
Book an appointment
Book an appointment as described on the embassy's official page.
3
Submit your application
Submit at a listed location: New Delhi (Global Visa Center World, Shivaji Stadium Metro Station, Mezzanine Level, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place), Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Cochin and others listed below.
4
Give biometrics
Attend in person for biometrics where the official pages require it.
5
Pay the fees
Pay the visa fee shown in the "Visa fees" section, plus the service fee.
6
Track your application
Track the application status as described on the official pages.
Steps follow the official pages in the Sources section; always follow the latest instructions there.
How much is the Greece visa fee for Indian citizens?
Schengen short-stay visa (type C): tourism, business, visiting family or friends and other short-stay purposes
EUR 90 / INR 9,810
INR as published by GVCW (Greece's external service provider in India), checked October 2026; paid in INR (cash or UPI) at the Visa Application Centre, changes with the exchange rate; non-refundable if the visa is refused. GVCW service fee of EUR 30 is extra.
Schengen short-stay visa: fee-exempt applicants
Free
Per GVCW: children under 12; holders of diplomatic and service passports; spouses and children of an EU citizen travelling with them (with proof); organised groups of school pupils/students and accompanying teachers on study trips; researchers travelling for scientific research; participants up to 25 years old in non-profit seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events.
Study visa (national D)
EUR 90 / INR 9,810
As published by GVCW, checked October 2026; paid in INR (cash or UPI) at the VAC, non-refundable; GVCW service fee extra.
Family reunification visa (national D)
EUR 90 / INR 9,810
As published by GVCW, checked October 2026; non-refundable; GVCW service fee extra. Stage-1 relationship verification is charged separately (next row).
Family reunification: relationship verification charge (stage 1)
INR 35,500 (INR 25,500 for Punjab and Chandigarh)
Per family application, paid by bank deposit or demand draft to the account named in GVCW's 'Verification procedure for family reunion' notice; copy of the deposit receipt is attached to the application.
Employment visa (national D): type A
EUR 180 / INR 19,620
As published by GVCW, checked October 2026. GVCW lists 'Employment visa-type A' and 'type B' without defining which jobs fall under each; confirm the applicable type with GVCW/the Embassy. Non-refundable; GVCW service fee extra.
Employment visa (national D): type B
EUR 75 / INR 8,175
As published by GVCW, checked October 2026; see note on type A.
Employment visa: attestation of the applicant's signature on the work contract
EUR 30 / INR 3,270
Additional charge listed in GVCW's employment-visa fee notes (another line on the same page quotes INR 3,330 in cash).
Digital nomads visa (national D): visa fee
EUR 75 / INR 8,175
Per applicant and per accompanying family member, paid at the VAC; as published by GVCW, checked October 2026; non-refundable; GVCW service fee extra.
Digital nomads visa: administrative fee
EUR 150 / INR 16,350
Per applicant and per accompanying family member, payable at the Embassy during the interview (GVCW).
Service fee: GVCW (Global Visa Center World) service fee: EUR 30 per application, inclusive of taxes, payable in INR at the daily ECB EUR/INR rate on top of the visa fee. Optional extras (INR, incl. 18% GST): courier return of passport 700, SMS updates 250, Premium Lounge 2,500, Saturday 'Prime Time' submission 3,000, form-filling help 1,750, Saturday passport collection 400, printouts 30 per page, photocopies 5-20. Online appointment booking is free. As published by GVCW, October 2026.
Checklist
What documents are required for a Greece visa from India?
All applicants
1 item
Schengen visa application form (harmonised form, downloadable from the Embassy site)
National D-type visa (general supporting documents)
7 items
Fully completed and signed application form (Annex I), also a declaration of truthfulness under Law 1599/1986
Valid passport: valid at least 3 months after scheduled departure from the Schengen area, at least 2 blank pages, issued within the last 10 years
Criminal record certificate from the authority of the country of residence (country of origin may also be requested if resident elsewhere for more than one year)
Medical certificate from an accredited public or private institution (Annex II) stating no disease posing a public-health risk or other infectious, communicable or parasitic disease
Travel insurance for at least the duration of the national visa, covering medical repatriation, emergency medical care and/or emergency hospitalisation
Specific documents per category under the Joint Ministerial Decision (Article 176 of Law 5038/2023)
Personal appearance, interview with the Consul or designated official, payment of fees and consent to biometrics (photo and 10 fingerprints)
Schengen visa for seafarers
8 items
Sent directly to the consular authority: application by the shipping company or authorised shipping agent with the seafarer's identity, rank, entry/sign-on dates, agent details, vessel name, registration number, flag, IMO number and vessel arrival/departure dates
Formal declaration (Law 1599/1986) by the shipping company/agent confirming the invitation and responsibility for stay and repatriation costs
Completed and signed harmonised uniform-visa application form with a recent colour photograph 40 mm x 60 mm
Passport valid at least 3 months after intended departure, with at least two blank pages, issued within the previous 10 years
Valid Seaman's Book
Medical fitness certificate from a recognised state or private establishment
Copy of the seafarer's contract or letter of appointment
Any additional documents requested by the consular authority
National visa medical examination (New Delhi)
1 item
From 1 July 2023 the medical examination for Greek national visa applicants is conducted at Dente, 14 Nizamuddin East, New Delhi-110013
Schengen visa: documents for all applicants in India (Embassy of Greece checklist, 2026)
15 items
Schengen application form, fully filled in and signed
Two recent colour passport photos, white background (ICAO specifications)
Passport valid 3 months beyond the visa's end date, with at least two blank pages, issued within the last 10 years; copy of first and last pages and all visas/stamps; previous passport if applicable
Travel medical insurance for all Schengen states and the whole stay, minimum cover EUR 30,000, from an approved Indian insurer
Cover letter explaining the visit
Return or round-trip flight reservation (plus intra-Schengen travel bookings if visiting several countries)
Proof of lodging: hotel/holiday rental booking, or proof of sponsorship/private accommodation from the host
Original bank statement for the last three months, stamped and signed by the bank
Indian income tax return acknowledgements for the last two assessment years
Employees: pay slips for the last three months, employment contract and employer's leave approval
Company owners/self-employed: certificate of company registration
Sponsored applicants: official sponsorship form plus the sponsor's financial documents
Retired applicants: pension statements for the last three months; proof of regular income from property or business
Spouses travelling together: spouse's name endorsed in both passports, otherwise MEA-apostilled marriage certificate (or an affidavit); engaged couples: affidavit
Minors: notarised consent of the non-travelling parent(s), parents' passport copies (or birth certificate and parents' IDs), school ID if a student
Schengen visa: extra documents by purpose (Embassy of Greece checklist, 2026)
7 items
Business: cover letter from employer, employer's certificate of incorporation, invitation from the inviting company stating identity, purpose and period/place of stay
Tourism: travel-agency confirmation of an organised trip or other proof of travel plans
Visiting family/friends: proof of family relationship if visiting relatives
Study/research/internship (short stay): admission or registration certificate, or cover letter from the inviting company; student card
Cultural, sports or religious events: invitation, entry tickets, enrolment or programme
Medical treatment: doctor's certificate, receiving hospital's confirmation, proof of pre-payment
Airport transit: visa/entry permit for the destination country and onward travel documents
National D visa: India-specific rules (GVCW)
4 items
Passport valid at least 1 year and 6 months from the date of submission
Police Clearance Certificate not older than three months, with an MEA (New Delhi) apostille
Travel insurance starting two months after submission and covering the visa period (365/270/180 days)
Documents not in Greek or English need an English translation; originals must be accompanied by a copy
Employment visa: seasonal and dependent employment (GVCW checklist, 2026)
8 items
National visa application form, signed
One recent colour photo, white background (ICAO)
Passport valid 3 months beyond the visa's end, two blank pages, issued within 10 years
Prefecture's approval for dependent employment with a specific employer in Greece
Certified employment contract or employer's attested declaration showing type and period of work and pay at least equal to the monthly salary of unskilled workers (contract and approval are sent directly to the Consular Office, which then calls the applicant to sign and apply)
Travel medical insurance for the visa's validity from an approved insurer, starting two months after submission
Police Clearance Certificate with MEA apostille
Medical fitness certificate (Dente, New Delhi) when requested after the interview
Study visa (national D) (GVCW)
8 items
Long-stay D visa application form and photos (white background)
Passport valid at least 1.5 years from submission
Proof of funds of at least EUR 400 per month of study (parents' ITR and bank accounts if the student has no funds of their own)
Recent Police Clearance Certificate with MEA apostille (not older than three months)
Travel insurance valid for the first year
Direct mail from the Greek university to the Consular Section; proof of previous studies; course details (Greek or English medium)
Proof of payment of at least one third of the tuition fees
Air ticket reservation
Digital nomads visa (national D) (GVCW)
7 items
Solemn declaration of intent to work remotely and not for any employer based in Greece
Employment/services contract or proof of employment with an employer outside Greece (fixed-term contracts must cover the visa period), or details of own company outside Greece if self-employed
Proof of at least EUR 3,500 net per month (contract/employment certificate or bank account); +20% for a spouse/partner, +15% per child
Application form with ICAO-compliant photo; passport valid 3 months beyond departure with two blank pages, issued within 10 years
Criminal record certificate from the country of residence
Medical certificate (Dente, New Delhi) when requested after the interview
Travel insurance valid at least one year from an approved insurer
Appointments, tracking and passport collection (GVCW)
6 items
GVCW strongly encourages booking an appointment online (free) at the Visa Application Centre for your residence address, printing the booking and bringing it; the online platform is for individual applicants and families, not professional use, and unused slots must be cancelled
Walk-in submissions are also accepted (GVCW suspended walk-ins on 15, 16 and 19 October 2026, resuming 21 October 2026)
New Delhi centre: submission 09:00-16:00 and passport collection 15:00-17:00, Monday-Friday; GVCW call centre +91 22 6786 6011 (08:00-17:00, Monday-Friday), info.ingr@gvc24assist.eu
Track the application online with the application ID on the payment receipt and the applicant's passport number
Collect the passport in person with ID and the payment receipt, and open the envelope at the centre; a representative needs an original signed authorisation letter (submitted with the application) and a copy of their ID; for minors, a certified authorisation from both parents and a copy of the unabridged birth certificate
If refused, read and sign the refusal letter at collection and hand it back (it goes to the Embassy; you keep a copy); courier users must send the signed letter to the Embassy themselves
Refusals, appeals and border checks (GVCW FAQ)
3 items
A refused applicant may appeal: the standard refusal form states the reasons and the procedures and deadlines for an appeal
You are free to reapply; take note of the earlier refusal reasons first. The visa fee is not refunded after a refusal
A Schengen visa does not automatically guarantee entry: at the border you may have to show means of subsistence and documents on the purpose of stay, so carry copies of the documents used for the application
Means of subsistence (reference amount for Greece)
2 items
Greece's reference amount for crossing the external border: EUR 50 per person per day (EUR 25 for minors), with a minimum of EUR 300 for a stay of up to 5 days (European Commission table, 8 June 2026)
Schengen applicants in India show this through the Embassy's financial documents: bank statement for the last three months stamped and signed by the bank, ITR acknowledgements for two assessment years, and pay slips or other income proof
Photo
What are the Greece visa photo specifications?
Size
3.5 cm x 4 cm (Schengen and national visa applicants, per GVCW); the Embassy's seafarer page states 40 mm x 60 mm
Background
White (Embassy checklist); GVCW specifies a light, white or off-white background
Recent colour photograph
For national visas: printed photograph or photo taken at the time of application (Regulation (EC) No 1683/95), plus 10 fingerprints
Two recent photos (not older than 6 months), colour, facing forward, forehead and ears visible, non-smiling, no glasses/headwear except for religious reasons (GVCW)
Insurance
Is travel medical insurance required for a Greece visa?
Required
Schengen visa: travel medical insurance valid in all Schengen states for the whole stay, minimum cover EUR 30,000, including medical repatriation, urgent medical care and emergency hospital treatment; for applications lodged in India the Embassy accepts only policies from specific (approved) Indian insurers. National D-type visa: insurance for at least the visa's duration covering medical repatriation, emergency medical care and/or hospitalisation; GVCW adds that it must start two months after the application date and cover 365, 270 or 180 days for a one-year, nine-month or six-month visa.
Processing
How long does Greece visa processing take?
Schengen visa
Up to 15 working days from receipt by the Embassy of an admissible application; may be extended up to 45 calendar days in individual cases
Delivery of applications to the Embassy
From New Delhi: 5 days; from the rest of India: 6-8 days; Nepal and Sri Lanka: 10-15 days
When to apply (Schengen)
Peak April-July, apply well in advance; no more than 6 months before the trip (9 months for seafarers); Embassy not responsible if submitted less than 15 days (plus delivery days) before travel
National visa - seasonal workers (E.5)
Decision within 60 days of a complete application
National visa - digital nomads (Z.1)
Decision within 10 days of submission
National visa - trainees (H.4)
As soon as possible and no later than 60 days from a complete application
National visa - employment, study and family reunification (GVCW)
No fixed period published: GVCW says long-stay processing is at the Embassy's discretion; the medical report reaches the Embassy in about a week, then an in-person interview at the Embassy is scheduled
Family reunification - relationship verification (stage 1)
About one month after submission; the Prefecture's request usually reaches the Embassy about three months after it is issued
Visa types
Which Greece visa types can Indian citizens apply for?
Schengen visa (short stay, type C)
Schengen visa for tourism, business, visiting family or friends, cultural reasons, sports, official travel, medical reasons and short-term study
Airport transit visa
Schengen visa for seafarers (signing on a ship)
National visa (long stay, type D: more than 90 days and up to 365 days)
National D-type visas (general procedure under Law 5038/2023 and Ministerial Decision 22343/2024)
Seasonal workers (Category E.5)
Digital nomads (Category Z.1)
Trainees (Category H.4)
Family reunification of refugees
Residence permits for attendance at pilot training schools
Study, work and family visas (long stay, national D) handled by GVCW India
Study visa (national D)
Employment visa: dependent and seasonal employment (national D; GVCW lists fee types A and B)
Digital nomads visa (national D)
Family reunification visa (two stages: relationship verification, then visa)
Long stay
Greece study and work visas for Indians
Study visa (national D)
Study
For Indian students admitted to a Greek university or college for more than 90 days; apply for a national D visa through GVCW, followed by a medical check and an in-person interview at the Embassy in New Delhi.
Direct mail from the Greek university to the Embassy's Consular Section confirming the course (it determines the exact visa type)
Proof of payment of at least one third of the tuition fees
Funds of at least EUR 400 per month for the study period (parents' ITR and bank accounts accepted if the student has no funds)
Police Clearance Certificate with MEA apostille, not older than three months
Passport valid at least 1.5 years from submission; travel insurance for the first year
Employment visa (national D): dependent and seasonal employment
Work
For Indians hired by an employer in Greece; the employer's Prefecture approval and the employment papers must reach the Embassy before the worker applies at the GVCW New Delhi centre, after which the worker signs the contract and is interviewed at the Embassy.
Prefecture's approval for dependent employment with a specific employer in Greece
Employment contract (or attested employer declaration) showing type and period of work and pay at least equal to the monthly salary of unskilled workers
Since 30 September 2025 no prior Embassy approval is needed to apply, but the Embassy must already hold the employment papers or the application is rejected; applying under the wrong category can lead to refusal
Applications from India accepted only at the GVCW New Delhi centre
Police Clearance Certificate with MEA apostille (max three months old); medical certificate after the interview; insurance starting two months after submission
Seasonal workers (category E.5): decision within 60 days of a complete application
For remote employees or self-employed people working for employers or clients outside Greece; a national visa of up to 12 months, applied for in person at the GVCW New Delhi centre with an Embassy interview, convertible in Greece into a two-year renewable residence permit.
Remote work for an employer/clients established outside Greece, or own company outside Greece; no work for Greek employers
Sufficient resources of at least EUR 3,500 per month net of tax; +20% for a spouse/partner and +15% per child
Family members can get a visa expiring with the main applicant's, but may not work in Greece
Decision within 10 days of the application (MFA); fees EUR 75 visa + EUR 150 administrative fee per person
Absences from Greece must not exceed six months a year to renew the residence permit
For family members of a third-country national living legally in Greece; a two-stage process at the Embassy (relationship verification, then the visa) that starts only after the Greek Prefecture's documents reach the Embassy.
Eligible: spouse aged over 18; unmarried natural or adopted children under 18 (including the spouse's children in the sponsor's custody)
Stage 1: relationship verification (charge INR 35,500, or INR 25,500 for Punjab and Chandigarh), about one month, then an Embassy interview
Stage 2: visa application after the Prefecture's approval decision reaches the Embassy (usually about three months after issue); visa fee EUR 90 (INR 9,810)
Applications from India only at the GVCW New Delhi centre; travel insurance mandatory
Multiple-entry Schengen visa (EU 'cascade' rules for Indian nationals)
Other
Since 18 April 2024, EU rules let Indian nationals living in India who apply for Schengen short-stay visas in India (including for Greece) be issued multi-year multiple-entry visas if they have lawfully used earlier Schengen visas.
Indian national residing in India, applying for a Schengen short-stay visa in India
Obtained and lawfully used two visas within the previous three years: can be issued a two-year multiple-entry visa
The two-year visa will normally be followed by a five-year visa, if the passport has sufficient validity remaining
Stays remain limited to 90 days in any 180-day period
Fees and processing times for these routes are listed in the Visa fees and Processing sections above.
Where to apply
Where do Indian citizens apply for a Greece visa?
New Delhi (Global Visa Center World, Shivaji Stadium Metro Station, Mezzanine Level, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place)
Ahmedabad
Bangalore
Chandigarh
Chennai
Cochin
Goa
Gurgaon
Hyderabad
Jaipur
Jalandhar
Kolkata
Mumbai
Puducherry
Pune
Which office covers your state
Embassy of Greece, Consular Office, New Delhi (EP-32, Dr S. Radhakrishnan Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021; tel (009111) 26880700-4; visa queries grcon.del@mfa.gr)
All of India: all Greek visa applications lodged in India, including at the GVCW centres outside New Delhi, are assessed by the Consular Office in New Delhi (which also receives applications from Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh).
The EU Entry/Exit System (EES) started progressive operations at Schengen external borders, registering short-stay visitors' fingerprints, facial image and entry/exit; it became fully operational on 10 April 2026, replacing passport stamping.
Employment national (D) visa applications can be lodged at GVCW without prior approval from the Embassy of Greece in New Delhi, but the Embassy must already have received the applicant's employment papers or it will reject the application.
Greece visa for Indians — frequently asked questions
Answers built only from the VFS Global and embassy pages listed in the Sources section.
How much is the Greece visa fee for Indian citizens?
Schengen short-stay visa (type C): tourism, business, visiting family or friends and other short-stay purposes: EUR 90 / INR 9,810; Schengen short-stay visa: fee-exempt applicants: Free; Study visa (national D): EUR 90 / INR 9,810. 7 more fee rows are listed on this page. Service fee: GVCW (Global Visa Center World) service fee: EUR 30 per application, inclusive of taxes, payable in INR at the daily ECB EUR/INR rate on top of the visa fee. Optional extras (INR, incl. 18% GST): courier return of passport 700, SMS updates 250, Premium Lounge 2,500, Saturday 'Prime Time' submission 3,000, form-filling help 1,750, Saturday passport collection 400, printouts 30 per page, photocopies 5-20. Online appointment booking is free. As published by GVCW, October 2026..
What documents are required for a Greece visa from India?
Schengen visa application form (harmonised form, downloadable from the Embassy site). Category-specific checklists are listed for 12 visa categories.
How long does Greece visa processing take for Indians?
Schengen visa: Up to 15 working days from receipt by the Embassy of an admissible application; may be extended up to 45 calendar days in individual cases; Delivery of applications to the Embassy: From New Delhi: 5 days; from the rest of India: 6-8 days; Nepal and Sri Lanka: 10-15 days; When to apply (Schengen): Peak April-July, apply well in advance; no more than 6 months before the trip (9 months for seafarers); Embassy not responsible if submitted less than 15 days (plus delivery days) before travel.
Where do Indian citizens apply for a Greece visa?
Applications go via Embassy/official portal. Locations listed: New Delhi (Global Visa Center World, Shivaji Stadium Metro Station, Mezzanine Level, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place), Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Cochin, Goa, Gurgaon, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Kolkata, Mumbai, Puducherry, Pune.
Can Indians get a Greece visa on arrival or an eVisa?
Visa on arrival — Not available: Indian nationals are on the EU list of nationalities that must hold a visa when crossing the Schengen external borders, so the Greek (Schengen or national) visa must be obtained before travel through a GVCW centre or the Embassy in New Delhi. eVisa — Not available: Greece has no eVisa for Indians. The application form is completed online on the GVCW website, printed and lodged in person at a Visa Application Centre, where fingerprints and a photo are taken; postal applications are not accepted. Visa-free entry — Not available: Indian passport holders need a visa for Greece and the rest of the Schengen area (Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2018/1806).
What photo size is required for a Greece visa?
Size: 3.5 cm x 4 cm (Schengen and national visa applicants, per GVCW); the Embassy's seafarer page states 40 mm x 60 mm. Background: White (Embassy checklist); GVCW specifies a light, white or off-white background.
Is travel medical insurance required for a Greece visa?
Yes. Schengen visa: travel medical insurance valid in all Schengen states for the whole stay, minimum cover EUR 30,000, including medical repatriation, urgent medical care and emergency hospital treatment; for applications lodged in India the Embassy accepts only policies from specific (approved) Indian insurers. National D-type visa: insurance for at least the visa's duration covering medical repatriation, emergency medical care and/or hospitalisation; GVCW adds that it must start two months after the application date and cover 365, 270 or 180 days for a one-year, nine-month or six-month visa.
Which Greece visa types can Indian citizens apply for?
Schengen visa (short stay, type C), National visa (long stay, type D: more than 90 days and up to 365 days) and Study, work and family visas (long stay, national D) handled by GVCW India. 13 visa types are listed on this page.
Embassy of Greece - Application FormEmbassy / official government site · Checked on · https://www.mfa.gr/missionsabroad/en/india-en/visas/application-form.html
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Embassy of Greece - National VisasEmbassy / official government site · Checked on · https://www.mfa.gr/missionsabroad/en/india-en/visas/national-visas.html
