My boyfriend is american and he's thinking of visiting me in Greece. does he need any kind of visa?

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DeeDee

Monkeydonians still hav'nt found the right deodorant they are the stinkiest people on earth.

Kuba

not if he's a US citizen

dakis n

mono diavatirio 8elei koukla!
Kala kai sy me Ameriklano ta exeis? Xa8hkan oi Ellhnes?

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eleni

yasou fila...wow, great stuff, all he needs is to fill in an immigration form, he can do it on the plane, and it is free! If some silly officious, silly blighter investigates asking about his assets, bank accounts etc he may be scrutinized. His best bet would be flying from the U.S to the U.K and catching a flight from there, it will be an E.U 'holiday flight'/ trip for business/pleasure and really, not scrutinized, I am only saying this as he may not have sufficient funds, I do not mean to insult his bank balance, I am only trying to help!
Also the maximum stay is 3 months, I bypassed that with a quick trip to Turkey ensuring a visa re entry stamp!

I_Have_all_the_answers...

just a passport

nanaxiu

yeah

sarachmom64

He'll just need a passport and if he doesn't already have it, he needs to get started. They can take up to 6 weeks to get it. They are approx. $200, picture and all. He will need a orginal birth certificate, not the cute one with the baby feet, and driver's license (or ID). He will have to get a passport picture taken at a photo department somewhere. They will not except just any photo. Hope this helps!!

garrisonbight

For Greece, all he needs is a passport... the VISA will be stamped on his passport when he goes through Customs and Immigration in Greece.

Passports cost about $100 and take 6 to 8 weeks to get unless he is willing to pay for expedited service.

outsidesmallbox

It depends how long he's coming to visit you for.
However, my family lived in Greece for 9 years with no Visa so I'm not too sure.
I would say just a passport if he's visiting.