Some questions about Greek paperwork

[rivonia]

Exactly.

I think the other two sections are for bulk water (so much per cu m)
And bulk waste (so much per cu m)

And a little stamp costing €0.88 should also be added . . . but you often have to buy that from the local tax office, which is never open outside civil service hours. So if you really want to surprise the port police, buy several of these stamps when you do find an open tax office. then just hand one over . . .

I three years cruising the Greek waters and checking in and out at the Port Police, we have NEVER had to pay for a stamp yet!

Peter

[jimbaerselman]

I three years cruising the Greek waters and checking in and out at the Port Police, we have NEVER had to pay for a stamp yet!

Peter

Dodecanese as well? If so, they may have given up. That would be sensible . . .

[tennisgirl1]

It is worth following JimB's advice and buying a few of those tax stamps at 88 euro cents. When the tax office is in a different town and several miles away it can cost much more the the 88 cents to get hold of one. We have also found Sundays can be a problem if the port police insist you have one and the office is shut.

[little_roundtop]

I three years cruising the Greek waters and checking in and out at the Port Police, we have NEVER had to pay for a stamp yet!r

Neither have we when mooring in a port but give the current situation in Greece we may well start having to!

[duncan99210]

The one time we were asked for the stamp was in Zea Marina when we foolishly did an unprompted change to the crew list. The port police had a nice little bit of paper with a map and Greek explanation of what we required for the tax office. After all this explanation, he then said there was no point in going as the office was on strike just then - would we please bring him 2 stamps when we were next passing through.....