Seafarer Medical Requirements in Greece
In Greece, seafarer matters are the responsibility of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy, with the Hellenic Coast Guard acting as the maritime administration.
This record has not yet been fully checked against the official source. Requirements change — always confirm with the maritime authority before your examination.
Applicable standards
Greek legislation implementing MLC, 2006 and STCW sets seafarer medical requirements for Greek-flagged ships. Check the Ministry for current rules.
Examination information
Confirm with the Ministry or your employer where examinations may be performed and which certificate format is required.
Approved / authorized medical examiners
Confirm recognised examiners with the Ministry or Hellenic Coast Guard.
Medical certificate
International minimums (MLC, 2006 Standard A1.2 and STCW Regulation I/9) cap medical certificates at two years (one year for seafarers under 18) and colour-vision certification at six years. National rules may be stricter.
Vision
See Greek requirements for eyesight and colour vision.
Hearing
See Greek requirements for hearing.
Renewal
Renew before expiry in line with Greek rules.
Sources
- Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy — Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy (official website) (opens in a new tab)
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