Network & carriers
Greece's telecom market is regulated by EETT, with Cosmote, Vodafone, and Nova as the major network operators.
Greece's +30 code uses a closed 10-digit plan regulated by EETT — there is no trunk 0, so numbers are dialed in full at home and from abroad. Capital: Athens · Business hours: 2:00 AM–10:00 AM EST.
Numbering in Greece is administered by Hellenic Telecommunications and Post Commission (EETT).
Greece's telecom market is regulated by EETT, with Cosmote, Vodafone, and Nova as the major network operators.
Greek numbers are always 10 digits with nothing to drop: Athens landlines start with 21 and mobiles with 69, and the full 10 digits follow +30.
Greek business culture values warmth and personal connection — expect some relationship-building conversation before business matters take center stage.
Business in Greece slows markedly in August, from 20 December to 6 January, and around Orthodox Easter, which often falls on a different date from Western Easter.
Greek numbers are a closed 10 digits — landlines start with 2 (21 for Athens), mobiles with 69 — and nothing is dropped after +30.
From the US: 011 30 21X XXX XXXX
Greece is on UTC+2 · Business hours = – EST · Mon–Fri
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