Greece Covid checks?

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Has anyone been to Greece very recently? Apparently there are no Covid restrictions. I'm assuming that this means none of us (three fully vaccinated, one with only one jab due to needle phobia) will need to show documents or have pcr tests? Haven't flown for a decade and just hoping nothing goes wrong at the airport!

This is the current travel advice on Greece from the Foreign Office:

"Passengers arriving in Greece do not need to show a proof of COVID vaccination, a negative COVID test, or a certificate of recovery from COVID. You do not need to complete a Passenger Locator Form (PLF).
Travellers are still required to wear a mask on public transport".

I just went and I am unvaccinated.. no requirement for anything. Enjoy!

We went in late May/early June to a Greek island. No questions about vaccinations or tests. At the time, it was the law to wear masks indoors in public places. We were told:

”This is not mainland Greece!”

The Greek public didn’t wear masks at all anywhere, except waiters in restaurants who were highly visible to the police, and probably wanted to reassure tourists they were safe. That law went in the first week of June, so no waiters wore masks either. Apart from the waiters the first week, it was as if Covid didn’t exist!

PS - there was no public transport, where we were!

We are going this time next week. No restrictions or requirements as far as I know. I am wondering if we will have to wear masks on the plane?

I flew back from Kos last week, no masks, vaccination or covid checks on jet2 plane.

Nope, just been. No checks or tests, masks or stupid vaccine passports needed.

Landed in corfu yesterday. No checks at all now!