The EAA in Greece
Greece has written the European Accessibility Act into national law and the requirements are in force. Public enforcement activity has been limited so far, and published penalty figures are still emerging.
Penalties
What non-compliance can cost in Greece
The maximum reported penalty in Greece is Penalties set per Article 30 (no euro figure in the statute) — a €2,000–€100,000 range circulates in secondary sources but is not in the law itself. Penalties are set nationally under Article 30 of the directive, which requires them to be effective, proportionate and dissuasive.
This figure is reported: it appears in industry references rather than confirmed primary legislation. Confirm against national law before relying on it.
Cure period
Withdrawal orders and corrective measures are available before or with penalties.
Complaints & enforcement
How a complaint reaches a penalty in Greece
Appeal to the superior authority within 30 days; complaints via the sector authority.
Scope
Who must comply
The obligations are the same EU-wide: any business placing covered products or providing covered services to consumers in Greece is in scope, including companies based outside the EU. Micro-enterprises are exempt for services only. See the full scope and exemptions on the overview.
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Sources
Figures for Greece are reproduced from the sourced references on the main briefing and verified June 2026. The transposing law is Law 4994/2022; see the EU’s official national transposition measures for Directive (EU) 2019/882. Enforcement is evolving fast and sources conflict — this page is an educational summary, not legal advice.