Greece

Oia, a beautiful coastal town in Santorini, is famous for its magical sunsets in the caldera, whitewashed-blue domed houses, traditional architecture and dramatic views of caldera cliffs.

Kato Mili Windmills in Mykonos, Greece is the most photographed attractions on the island. The island is known as 'island of the winds' due strong winds flowing throughout the year.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Meteora, in Greece, is home to monasteries perched atop towering rock pillars. The surreal landscape and religious significance make it a must-visit destination.

Fira, the capital of Santorini, with hidden churches, arching doorways, concealed viewpoints in a maze of alleys, can be considered a perfect base to explore rest of the Santorini and other nearby islands.

Santorini, the crescent-shaped island, in Greece is famous for its iconic white houses, blue dome churches and windmills. It is the most photographed island in the world.

One of Mykonos's most romantic places is Little Venice's elegant neighborhood with vintage houses on the seashore. The area, locally known as Kastro, is known for spectacular sunset views.

Acropolis, the most famous landmark of entire Greece, is the eternal symbol of democracy, education and inspiration. It is an ancient fortified town dating back to the bronze age.

Hydra, a small island located near Athens, is a car-free island known for its rich history, magnificent port surrounding cute little cafes, hungry cats, and dramatic white-orange roofed house sitting on the island slopes.

Rhodes Old Town's square is one of the most bustling places on the entire island. It is lined with local shops, historical buildings and several cozy cafes.

Oia in Santorini is blesses with the best sunset views in the world. But there is a different charm in getting lost in its labyrinthine, narrow valleys that lead to some interesting attractions.

Greece Visa

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Greece Visa

Greece is one of the countries that has signed the Schengen agreement with Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Iceland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden. No passports are required when travelling from one Schengen country to the other. People visiting multiple Schengen countries at a time can apply for one Schengen tourist visa which allows them to travel to all the countries. There are short stay visas available for a period of 90 days while long stay D visa allows one to stay in Greece for more than 3 months.

Website: http://www.vfs-gr-in.com/

Visa Policy for Indians

Visa is required by Indians to visit Greece. One can apply for either the Short stay Schengen Visa or the long stay one. The visa applications can be filed in VFS application centres and can be directly submitted to the Embassy. Before applying, one needs to have a firm purpose of visit, Visa fee for adults in INR 4200 and it might have some additional charges.

Visa for Indians - Fee & Requirements

Passport
Travel Medical Insurance
Proof of tickets and itinerary
Proof of Hotel Reservation
Proof of Financial Status

Countries that do not need a Visa for Greece

All EU Nations (Including citizens of new member states)
Non-Member states affiliated under EU like Monaco and Andorra
EEA states like Switzerland, Iceland and Norway
90-day Visa-free Stay: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Croatia, Hong Kong SAR, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand and the United States