Austria to Greece visa requirements

No. As an Austrian (EU/Schengen) citizen you can travel to Greece visa-free for tourism with no time limit, using a valid passport or national ID card. No ETIAS or Schengen visa is required. Austria and Greece are both members of the European Union and the Schengen Area. Under EU freedom of movement rules, Austrian citizens have the unrestricted right to enter, travel, live, work, and study in Greece without any visa, entry authorization, or time limit on tourist stays. You may travel using either a valid Austrian passport or a valid national identity card (Personalausweis). Because Greece and Austria are within the Schengen common travel area, there are normally no systematic border checks between them, although police may conduct identity spot-checks and temporary internal border controls can occasionally be reintroduced. The Schengen 90/180-day short-stay rule and the upcoming ETIAS travel authorization apply only to non-EU/non-Schengen nationals; as an EU citizen you are fully exempt from both. The only practical limitation: if you stay in Greece longer than three months, you should register with the local Greek authorities and obtain an EU citizen registration certificate, but this is an administrative formality, not a visa. Note that from 3 August 2026 older-format EU national ID cards that do not meet current EU security standards may no longer be accepted for travel; carry a biometric ID card or a passport to be safe.