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If you’re one of the many people who love hopping over to Greece for the sun, the sea, and all its beautiful places, there’s something new you should know before your next trip. A new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) officially rolled out across Greece and all Schengen countries on October 12, 2025, and will be gradually implemented until April 2026, for all non-EU travellers. These new procedures do not apply to citizens or residents of EU or Schengen-area countries, who can continue to travel as before.

This digital upgrade replaces traditional passport stamping with a modern biometric check-in at the border. And while it might sound a bit techy, here’s what it really means for frequent visitors to Greece and foreign property buyers from non-EU countries.

Seaplanes are now connecting Kyllini with the Ionian Islands and the Peloponnese, offering a new and exciting choice in transportation. From improving travel times to increasing the appeal of nearby properties, this new seaplane connection is set to benefit homeowners, tourists, and future buyers. In this article, we’ll explore what Kyllini’s inclusion in the seaplane network means for regional mobility, tourism growth, and real estate opportunities across the Ionian Islands and the Peloponnese.

A recent incident has brought out significant restrictions on campervan parking in Greece, arising from Law 5170/2025, which primarily focuses on short-term rentals. While the law targets illegal camping and informal tourist accommodations, its impact on mobile homes has caused strong reactions.