Updated 28 November 2024

Greece

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Exercise normal safety and security precautions

Overview

Some things that New Zealanders travelling or living in Greece should be aware of are:

Civil unrest - demonstrations and strikes happen often and can disrupt travel plans.
Crime - petty crime such as pickpocketing is common, and assault can happen.
Wildfires - forest fires often happen during the summer months. Follow the instructions of local authorities.

New Zealanders travelling or living in Greece should have a comprehensive travel insurance policy in place that includes provision for any adventure activities you have planned, accidents involving rental vehicles, and medical evacuation by air.

See below for detailed travel advice.

Nearest office

New Zealand Embassy Rome, Italy

Rome, Italy

Street Address:
Via Clitunno, 44, 00198 Rome, Italy

Telephone:
+39 06 853 7501

Email:
[email protected]

Website:
https://www.mfat.govt.nz/italy

Hours:
Mon- Fri 0900 -1230 and 1330-1630

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