Greece will open the application platform for its "Tourism for All 2026-2027" program on Wednesday, August 5, at 12:00 noon, offering increased subsidies, wider income eligibility and expanded support for vulnerable groups.
Applications will be submitted in stages according to the last digit of each applicant's tax registration number (AFM), before opening to everyone from August 10 to 21. The deadline closes on Friday, August 21, at 23:59.
Staggered application schedule
Under the schedule, people whose AFM ends in 1 or 2 can apply on August 5, those ending in 3 or 4 on August 6, in 5 or 6 on August 7, in 7 or 8 on August 8, and in 9 or 0 on August 9. From August 10 through August 21, anyone can apply regardless of AFM. Applications can be filed online at vouchers.gov.gr/tourism4all-2026-2027 using Taxisnet credentials, or in person at any citizen service center (KEP).
Focus on low season and wider income limits
Seventy percent of the total budget is earmarked for holidays taken between October and April. Families with more than four dependent children will receive an additional 50 euros per child.
Income ceilings have been raised to include more middle-class households: the limit for single people without children rises from 19,000 to 21,000 euros, and for married couples without children from 31,000 to 33,000 euros. Single-parent and large families get a 5,000-euro increase per additional child, with no upper limit for those with more than four children.
No income limit for people with disabilities
For the first time, people with a disability rating of at least 67% and families with disabled dependent children can join the program without any income restriction.
Two-phase rollout
The program runs in two phases, the first until June 30, 2027, and the second until December 31, 2027. The second phase will not hold a new drawing, instead drawing beneficiaries from the waiting list of the first lottery, which will take place after the August 2026 application period ends.
