
KEP (Citizens' Service Centers) are designed to help citizens interact with public administration. They provide access to various services such as applications for public documents, permits, and certificates. KEP offices streamline bureaucratic processes, offering both in-person and digital services.
The role of KEP is to be the direct point of contact between the public and government services. To visit a KEP, you can use the KEP website to locate the nearest office by selecting your region or municipality.
KEP offers a range of services to simplify transactions for local residents or non-residents. These include:
There are two ways to locate a KEP office in your area:
Please be aware that KEP offices may have varying hours, and some may require appointments. You can schedule one online through Gov.gr by providing your full name, email, phone number, and address, though Taxisnet credentials are needed.
You can also book an online call with a KEP representative, but you must be present during the call. Many services are also available through the KEP online platform. Since these platforms are in Greek, it’s recommended to call ahead to confirm operating hours and other details for your visit.
As the online platforms are in Greek, we advise you to call before your visit to confirm the specific operating hours and details for the KEP office you plan to visit.
Every relocation turns on the details, and the wrong permit or tax status can cost you months. Before you file anything, book a free 15-minute discovery call and we will go through your situation and tell you plainly what you need, what it costs and how long it takes.
Written by Chloe Mason, founder of My Greek Expat Journey. Chloe has lived in seven countries and has personally guided 300+ people through Greek residency, tax, property and bureaucracy. More articles by Chloe.