Rules to enter Greece from abroad by air will apply as of November 9 due to Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.

Greeks will have to abide by a number of rules as of November 7 when Greece enters its second national lockdown following a sharp rise in Covid-19 cases.

The Greek Finance Ministry will release 3.3 billion euros in aid to support businesses and workers impacted by Greece’s second Covid-19 lockdown.

Belgian authorities have placed Greece in its ‘red’ zone, which include countries it discourages travel to due to the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Greek Labor Ministry has announced support for tourism businesses and employees impacted by Covid-19 containment measures

The Greek government has approved the allocation of some 21 million euros for the relief of tour bus enterprises that suffered revenue loss due to Covid-19.

The Greek government’s health experts are calling for a second nationwide lockdown to be imposed on Greece, following the alarming numbers of Covid-19 cases in recent days.

In view of the continuously rising Covid-19 cases in Attica, Greek authorities have not ruled out the possibility of lockdown measures in the region.

The Greek government will release a package 2.5 billion euros in relief aid for business activities and employees impacted by the new Covid-19 measures.

Aiming to combat the spread of the coronavirus, Greek authorities have announced countrywide movement restrictions, which depend on the Covid-19 risk level of areas.

Greece’s color-coded Covid-19 risk-assessment map has changed and new measures are scheduled to be in force as of November 3.

Greece has imposed a temporary ban on flights to and from Thessaloniki as the city is going into lockdown on November 3 due to a sharp rise in Covid-19 cases.