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51 year old Greek with a US green card no military service, can I travel to Greece
I'm a 51 year old Greek citizen with a US green card, I've lived in the United States for 38 years. I've been told by a relative who recently travelled to Greece that, if I ever travel to Greece upon arrival I will be obligated to pay a fine of $3,000US dollars and serve 40 days in the military. Does anyone know if this is fact. I left Greece when I was 14 years old and have never returned, due to this. can some one help?
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That is absolutely untrue. Any military obligation to the Greek state ends at age 45 per law 3421/2005. If you can read Greek, you can find the relevant passage at http://www.stratologia.gr/N.3421)05.pdf
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