How to get a Greece visa from Indonesia

• Greek issues a tourist visa to Indonesians who want to experience the breathtaking sceneries the country has to offer.
• It is, however, a short-stay visa and allows the tourist to stay for a maximum of 3 months every 6 months.
• The Greece tourist visa can be used for vacationing, holidaying, partying and visitations.
• You are not allowed to take up any form of employment or to engage in work-related activities with this visa.
• All travelers must have travel medical insurance which would be used to take care of possible emergencies during the trip.
• Applicants are to ensure that they have sufficient funds to take care of their needs during their trip.
• A roundtrip ticket is also required as proof that you would return to Indonesia at the expiration of your visa.
• Applications are to be filled accurately and submitted in person at the embassy.

• Greece's business visa is issued to Indonesians who want to engage in business activities in the country.
• Holders of this visa can also attend seminars, conferences or to negotiate and sign contracts.
• Individuals traveling for seminars and conferences are required to pre-register and provide proof of pre-registration.
• A proof of accommodation whether in a rented apartment or a hotel during the period of stay is required.
• An invitation letter from your business partner in Greece stating the nature of business and the duration.
• If both parties have previous transactions then details of such transactions should be provided.
• Employed applicants are to present a letter from their employer in Indonesia stating the applicant's post at the office and that the applicant's trip is approved.
• Self-employed individuals should have proof of their company's registration and a copy of their tax payment details.
• You cannot engage in paid employment or apply for public funds with this visa.
• The sponsor of your trip should also be stated. The sponsor could be your business partner, your employer or you could sponsor yourself.
• If your employer or business partner would sponsor the trip, it should be stated in the letters sent by each of them.
• Applicants sponsoring themselves should provide a recent bank statement showing proof of sufficient funds.

Yes, English is the dominant foreign language spoken in Greece and also taught in the schools.

Don't flush toilet paper in Greece. The Greek pipes just get clogged. The toilets will handle a small amount of paper, so don't panic if you forget once or twice while you get used to it.