Individuals with motor or sensory (visual or hearing) disabilities and a total disability rating of at least 67% can apply for a grant to improve accessibility in your home and/or workplace.

Eligibility requirements for beneficiaries

• you must be a person with a disability (67% or more) with a motor, visual, or hearing impairment.
• you must be a permanent resident of Greece (not a tax resident abroad).
• your annual personal income must not exceed €60,000 (2024 settlement)

Eligible program expenses:

• construction work (e.g., bathroom renovation, door widening, reduction of echoes), installation of lifts and ramps, automation, special accessibility equipment (e.g., audible and visual signals, alternative digital equipment)
• engineer's fee (up to €450 for mobility, €250 for sensory disability, including VAT)

Property eligibility:

• it must be legal or have been regularized in accordance with the laws on unauthorized buildings
• it must not have been classified as dangerous or demolishable
• it must be used as the beneficiary's main residence (regardless of ownership), privately owned secondary residence, or privately owned professional premises (which must be declared as the beneficiary's tax domicile)
• the building's load-bearing structure must not be affected by the interventions.
• if it is a newly constructed building, it must have been built after Law 4067/201

The application process is carried out in two phases.

Phase A: Submission & evaluation of applications

The application is submitted by the prospective beneficiary. In the case of a minor beneficiary, the application must be submitted by the parent or guardian or foster parent or guardian. In the case of a prospective beneficiary who is under legal guardianship, the application must be submitted by their legal guardian.

You will need to:

• filli in your personal access credentials on Taxisnet
• attach the necessary supporting documents

After your application has been reviewed and provided that the eligibility requirements are met, your application will be pre-approved and you will be notified electronically.

If the result of the review leads to the rejection of your application, you can submit an objection through the application within ten calendar days of being notified.

Phase B: Submission and evaluation of supplementary information

During the second phase, if your application has been pre-approved or your objection has been accepted, submit an application with the supplementary information.

The first applicants to submit the required supplementary information will be approved for funding until the budget is exhausted.

You will be notified electronically when your application has been approved.