Greece to scrap Passenger Locator Form from March 15

Visitors who are vaccinated will no longer need to fill out a passenger locator form before entering Greece.

The announcement was made in a statement by the Minister of Tourism.

The committee of the ministry of health recommended that the completion of the passenger locator form be repealed.

Greece drops pre-departure tests for fully-vaccinated arrivals.

The entrance procedure for travellers is simplified by the revocation of the PLF.

New health protocols for tourism enterprises puts Greece ahead of the competition. We are ready to welcome visitors safely.

The PLF requirement for arrivals into England could be scrapped by Easter.

The chair of the Transport Select Committee of MPs Huw Merriman said he was pretty confident that they would get the passenger locator form.

The Greek government has recommended raising the capacity of tourist buses from 85% to 100%, but other precautionary measures, including the use of face masks, will remain in place.

On May 14 last year, Greece opened its borders to visitors in a safe and attainable manner, but anyone entering the country has to complete a PLF.

The new rules will come into force on March 14 and people visiting Greece before then need to complete a PLF.

If you arrive in Greece before March 14 2022, you must complete an online passenger locator form.

The form is written in English and must be used if you travel to Greece by ferry, road, rail or air.

Failure to do so in advance may result in a 500 Euro fine on arrival or the Greek authorities not allowing you to enter or re-enter the country.

Tui wants to double tourist arrivals to Greece.