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5 July
Guidance for those who did not receive the €150 child benefit.
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By June 30, 2026, approximately one million families in Greece are expected to receive an emergency subsidy of 150 euros per child, as part of a government initiative. This financial assistance is designed to provide support to eligible families with dependent children, with no application process required. The payment will be automatically credited to the bank accounts of those who meet the specified income criteria.
Reports indicate that the total cost of the measure is estimated to reach 240 million euros, reflecting the government's commitment to providing timely financial support to families. The payments are part of a broader plan to assist households, with additional payments anticipated in August for certain qualifying recipients, including those who may have newborns or families with parents filing separate tax returns. This initiative underscores the government's response to financial pressures faced by families across the country.
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