Do you need a visa to travel to Greece from U.S.A.?

Answer 1

If you are a USA passport holder, you do not need visa!

Answer 2

Here is the official information direct from the official website of Greece. You do not need a visa for travel from the US to Greece for up to 3 months. Go to http://www.greekembassy.org/Embassy/content/en/Article.aspx?office=1&folder=28&article=93&hilite=visa for confirmation.

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Best wishes.

Answer 3

Hi,,,, look up Greece on the internet,, there should be a site that can tell you what you need to know....
I travel all over and I believe that you may not need an actual visa,, per se,, but if you do,, they will probably assign it to you ,, with some cost at the air port when you go thru customs....
I never heard of one required off hand though.....

good luck

Answer 4

Your USA valid passport enables you to visit Greece and all EU countries without visa!

Answer 5

Well millions come here every year with out a visa or passport so i would think you could go to Greece without a passport or Visa.

Answer 6

yes of course you need a visa to go everywhere