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19 June
Final confirmations about the payment timeline for the 150 euro child benefit were released.
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The Greek government is set to distribute a one-time financial aid of 150 euros for each dependent child, benefiting approximately 975,000 to 1 million families nationwide. This aid is expected to be automatically credited to eligible families' bank accounts without the need for a formal application.
The payments are scheduled to be disbursed by the end of June 2026. Families with multiple dependent children could receive up to 450 euros total, depending on the number of eligible children. Importantly, this financial assistance is tax-free, protected from seizures, and will not affect eligibility for other benefits.
The eligibility for this aid is based on the income reflected in the most recent tax declarations, specifically for the fiscal year 2024, and aims to provide support during challenging economic times. Official announcements have confirmed that further details regarding the distribution process will be available as the payment date approaches.
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