Fuel Pass application platform closes today as deadline expires in Greece
The application platform for Greece’s fuel subsidy program, known as Fuel Pass, is set to close today, Thursday, April 30, 2026, marking the final opportunity for eligible citizens to apply for the scheme.
The program, designed to partially offset rising fuel costs, remains open to all citizens regardless of their tax identification number (AFM) ending digit, but applications must be submitted before the deadline.
Subsidy Amounts and Eligibility Criteria
The Fuel Pass scheme provides financial support ranging from €25 to €60, depending on income level and other eligibility factors.
Key criteria include:
- Household income thresholds
- Type of vehicle (car, motorcycle, or moped)
- Vehicle must be in circulation
- Valid insurance coverage
- No outstanding road tax obligations
Applicants must also ensure their vehicle is properly registered and compliant with national regulations.
Geographic and Payment Options Considered
The subsidy amount and structure may vary depending on the applicant’s place of residence, distinguishing between mainland and island regions.
Beneficiaries can receive payments through:
- A bank account deposit
- A digital prepaid card usable for fuel purchases and public transport
- Authorities have confirmed that voucher funds can be used until the end of July 2026.
Cost-of-Living Relief Measure Nears Completion
The Fuel Pass program was introduced as part of broader government efforts to mitigate the impact of high energy prices on households and commuters.
With the application window closing, eligible citizens are urged to complete their submissions promptly to avoid missing out on the final round of support.
