keithgdg
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I know. Not another one about Greek taxes! I do have a question though. If I am only passing through Greek waters and do not intend to stop do I have the right of "innocent passage" and so do not have to pay any tax?
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Appleyard
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where the hell have you been for the past 2 months?
nimbusgb
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At the moment they are still working out how to get the tax off the people IN Greece let alone passing through their waters. I reckon if you do so in the first 3 or 4 months of this year chances are you'll not be asked for anything, much less so if you simply transit and don't stop anywhere.
Tony Cross
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If you're just passing through then who is going to ask for the tax? They're not likely to send the Coastguard cutter out to chase you!
keithgdg
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where the hell have you been for the past 2 months?
Livin on a prayer!! They wrote a song about that you know.
Appleyard
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Keep prayin' dude! :encouragement:
1bobt
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Yes! well I think so, perhaps, maybe, if you are lucky, then if unlucky You can be the Guinea pig. Let us know how much the fine was .,
MASH
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You're right. Passing through and not stopping is "innocent passage" (permitted within this is stopping to manage a critical breakdown, emergency or shelter from a storm) so no taxes can apply.
Carmel2
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When are you planing on passing though?
Steve C Cronin
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The reality is that nobody here knows the answer to your question.
jordanbasset
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There are many places you can anchor, or even tie up in a harbour, where no Port Police will ever bother you so if you just want to pass through and not linger I cannot see it being a problem. Would be a pity though as it is a great cruising ground