Who Qualifies?
- Non‑EU students enrolled in accredited Greek universities or private institutions.
Requirements
- Admission Letter: From a recognized institution (e.g., University of Athens).
- Financial Means: €650/month.
- Health Insurance: Public (EHIC) or private.
Benefits
✓ Part‑time work (10h/week)
✓ Post‑study job search visa (12 months)
Application Process
A. Enrollment
- Must be from a recognized public or private institution.
- Enrollment certificate and proof of any required payments.
B. Financial Means
- Minimum €650/month for living expenses.
- Proof via bank statements or sponsor account.
C. Health Insurance
- Must cover medical needs in Greece.
D. Visa D
- Must be secured from the Greek Consulate in your home country.
Required Documents
- Passport (valid 3 months beyond visa expiry)
- Visa D for studies
- Enrollment certificate
- Health insurance policy
- Parental consent (if under 18)
- Application fee: €150 (paid online)
Comparison with Other EU Countries
|
Country |
Min. Income |
Duration |
Work Rights |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Greece |
€650/month |
1 year |
10h/week |
|
Netherlands |
€1,200/month |
1 year |
Unlimited |
|
Sweden |
€860/month |
2 years |
Unlimited |
Why Greece?
✓ Lower income requirement and seamless transition to work permits
Student Residence Permit FAQ
Yes, if you can prove additional income.
