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Greece Opens Its Shores: Non-EU Flagged Yachts Now Welcome for Charter

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Have you ever dreamed of chartering a luxury yacht in Greece but faced hurdles due to flag restrictions? Recent developments have transformed the landscape, making it more accessible for non-EU flagged yachts to explore Greek waters.

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Greece Opens Its Shores Non-EU Flagged Yachts Now Welcome for Charter

Understanding the e-Charter Permission System

In a significant move, the Greek government has launched the “e-Charter Permission” system. This digital platform allows foreign-flagged yachts, precisely those over 35 meters long, to commence and conclude charters within Greece for 28 days per calendar year.

Implications for the Luxury Yacht Charter Market

This initiative is set to invigorate Greece’s luxury yacht charter sector. Simplifying the legal framework will attract a broader range of vessels and position Greece as a more competitive destination in the Mediterranean yacht charter market.

Economic and Tourism Benefits

The e-Charter Permission is anticipated to stimulate local economies, create employment opportunities, and enhance Greece’s appeal as a premier yachting destination. Greece aims to boost marine tourism and associated industries by welcoming non-EU yachts.

Understanding the e-Charter Permission System in Greece

Conclusion

Greece’s e-Charter Permission system marks a pivotal shift in the yachting industry, opening new horizons for non-EU flagged luxury yachts. This progressive approach benefits yacht owners and charter companies and enriches Greece’s tourism landscape, promising exciting opportunities for all stakeholders.

FAQs

Can non-EU flagged yachts now operate charters in Greece?
With the new e-Charter Permission system, non-EU flagged yachts over 35 meters can legally operate charters that start and end in Greece for up to 28 days per calendar year.

What is the e-Charter Permission system?
The Greek government introduced an online platform that allows qualifying yachts to request and receive charter permissions digitally, streamlining the legal process for foreign-flagged vessels.

Is there a restriction on how long a non-EU flagged yacht can charter in Greece?
Yes, the charter activity for these yachts is limited to a maximum of 28 days per year within Greek waters.

Are all non-EU yachts eligible for this permission?
No, the regulation currently applies only to commercial yachts over 35 meters in length that meet specific safety and legal standards.

Does the e-Charter Permission apply to leisure use or only commercial charters?
It applies strictly to commercial charters. Private leisure cruises without commercial activity remain subject to different regulations.

Will this new rule affect the local Greek yachting industry?
Yes, positively. It is expected to increase tourism, bring more high-net-worth visitors to Greek shores, and create more business opportunities for the local marine sector.

Contact YBH Charter Brokers:

You can contact us by email at [email protected] or at +39 33436 00997; we are also available on WhatsApp for calls and texts. 

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