Greek Embassy Medical

As a foreigner seeking employment in Greece, you will likely be required to undergo a medical examination. This is to ensure that you are healthy enough to work and do not pose a risk to public health. The specific requirements may vary depending on the employer, but generally speaking, you will need to provide a clean bill of health from a licensed physician. In some cases, you may also be required to take a tuberculosis test.

If you have any pre-existing medical conditions, it is important to disclose this information to your potential employer upfront. This way, they can determine whether or not you will be able to perform the duties of the job in question. Failure to disclose relevant information could result in termination of your contract down the line.

It is worth noting that, in Greece, all employees are entitled to free health care. This includes regular check-ups, as well as treatment for any illness or injury that may occur during the course of your employment. If you require any specialised care, such as dental work or mental health services, you will likely have to pay out of pocket for these expenses. However, basic health care is covered by the state-run health insurance system.