Payment deadline in gov.gr

The Ministry of Finance has given two months for vehicle owners to pay the 2023 road tax. What is the deadline for payment without a fine?

In his statement, Mr. Vesiropoulos said: “Following a series of interventions by the Government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis with the aim of facilitating the payment of Greek taxes, we are proceeding with the two-month extension for the payment of tolls for the year 2023 and the voluntary fixation of vehicles, so that everyone has the opportunity to fulfill this obligation.”

How to pay the road tax 2023

And this year, it includes a road tax notice QR code. By scanning this code, vehicle owners can easily pay the road tax through mobile banking, without writing the payment code and amount.

We remind you that there is always the option to pay via online banking.

On the myCar platform, vehicle owners have two options:

in a firstUnder “Vehicle Tolls”, vehicle owners/owners can inform them of the following:

• information about their cars,
• their fee payment codes,
• Payment codes in an excel spreadsheet, in case of multiple vehicles
• Obtaining a certificate for the vehicles they own to be used in transporting and exporting vehicles abroad, and re-registering the vehicle
  Potential debt for 2017 road tax

in a Secondlytitled “Digital/Traffic Standstill,” vehicle owners/owners can do the following:

• To put passenger and two-wheeled private-use vehicles into a digital standstill,
• to raise digital stillness,
• Retrieving data already provided

In order to digitally immobilize/freeze vehicles, they must be immobilized/frozen, respectively, and their license plates and other traffic information must be in the possession of their owners.

Road tax fines

• equal to the amount of toll if the vehicle is a two-wheeler/tricycle or a passenger car,
• Equivalent to 50% of the fee if the vehicle is a DX passenger
• 0 € for a fee of less than 30 €

The amounts each vehicle owner will be required to pay for traffic taxes are as follows:

Rating 1.11.2010 – 31.12.2020

• 0-90 carbon dioxide emissions: 0
• 91-100 CO2 emissions: 0.90 €/g.
• 101-120 CO2 emissions: €0.98/g.
• 121-140 CO2 emissions: 1.20 €/g.
• 141-160 CO2 emissions: 1.85 €/g.
• 161-180 CO2 emissions: €2.45/g.
• 181-200 CO2 emissions: 2.78 €/g.
• 201 – 250 CO2 emissions: 3.05 € / g.
• 251 or more CO2 emissions: 3.72 €/g.

Rating 1.1.2021 to date

• 0-122 cu: 0
• CO2 emissions 123-139: 0.64 €/g.
• CO2 emissions 140-166: 0.70 €/g.
• 167 – 208 CO2 emissions: 0.85 € / g.
• 209-224 CO2 emissions: 1.87 €/g.
• 225-240 CO2 emissions: €2.20/g.
• CO2 emissions 241-260: €2.50/g.
• 261-280 CO2 emissions: €2.70/g.
• Emissions of 281 CO2 and above: 2.85 €/g.

Classification up to December 31, 2000

• 0-300 cubic meters: 22 euros
• 301-785 cu 55 euros
• 786-1,071 cubic meters: 120 euros
• 1,072-1,357 cubic meters: 135 euros
• 1358-1548 cubic meters 225 euros
• 1,549-1,738 cubic metres: €250
• 1,739-1,928 cubic meters: 280 euros
• 1929 – 2357 cubic meters: 615 euros
• 2358-3000 cubic meters: 820 euros
• 3001-4000 cubic meters: 1025 euros
• 4,001 cubic meters and above: 1,230 euros

Rating 1.1.2001 – 31.12.2005

• 0-300 cubic meters: 22 euros
• 301-785 cu 55 euros
• 786-1,071 cubic meters: 120 euros
• 1,072-1,357 cubic meters: 135 euros
• 1358-1548 cubic meters 240 euros
• 1549-1.738 cu 265 euros
• 1,739-1,928 cubic meters: 300 euros
• 1929 – 2357 cubic meters: 630 euros
• 2358-3000 cubic metres: 840 euros
• 3001-4000 cubic meters: 1050 euros
• 4,001 cubic meters and above: 1,260 euros

Rating 1.1.2006 – 10.31.2010

• 0-300 cubic meters: 22 euros
• 301-785 cu 55 euros
• 786-1,071 cubic meters: 120 euros
• 1,072-1,357 cubic meters: 135 euros
• 1358-1548 cubic meters 255 euros
• 1,549-1,738 cubic metres: 280 euros
• 1,739-1,928 cubic meters: 320 euros
• 1929-2357 cubic meters: 690 euros
• 2358-3000 cubic meters: 920 euros
• 3001-4000 cubic meters: 1150 euros
• 4,001 cubic meters and above: 1,380 euros

Road tax 2023 – who is exempt

Full exemption from road tax applies to parents of disabled minor children. The exemption is valid until the disabled person reaches the age of majority for one car. Adults with disabilities are also exempted from toll fees in the following cases:

• Complete paralysis of the lower or upper extremities or bilateral amputation.
• Severe mobility impairment of one or both lower extremities with a total disability rate of 67%.
• Severe motor disability in one or both lower extremities involving one or both upper extremities, with a total disability rate of not less than 67% of which at least 40% is from one lower extremity.
• Total blindness in both eyes with a disability rate of 100%.
• Mentally retarded with an IQ of less than 40.
• Mediterranean anemia or congenital bleeding (haemophilia).
• Sickle cell anemia or small sickle cell anemia
• End-stage renal failure or kidney transplantation
• Autism, as long as it is accompanied by epileptic seizures, mental retardation, or psycho-organic syndrome, and due to the diseases of these diseases, the person becomes disabled with a total disability rate of 67% and needs assistance.

Meanwhile, until the end of December, those who wish to immobilize their cars can submit their license plates electronically. With the “electronic immobility” process, vehicle owners do not need to visit the tax office.

With an electronic application that includes the exact details of the city, the street and the number of the vehicle’s stopping point, the relevant procedure is completed.