Over 2.5 million new Greek ID cards issued since launch

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The rollout of Greece’s new ID cards, which officially began on September 25, 2023, has now seen over 2.5 million cards issued, out of an estimated 9 million that need replacement.

Each new ID is automatically recorded in the National Citizens Registry by the Police, updating all linked public services in real time.

Cardholders are advised to also update their personal details with relevant institutions and private entities to prevent issues with transactions or contracts.

Priority updates should be made with banks and digital banking platforms, employers, insurance providers, and mobile or internet service companies.

Utility providers should also be notified if the ID is tied to a standing payment or service agreement.

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