Starting in 2026, Greece will implement a new model for agricultural subsidies that features pre-filled applications. These changes are designed to streamline the application process and reduce reliance on intermediaries. The pre-filled applications will include key details such as tax identification numbers (AFM), bank account information (IBAN), and business activity codes (KAD). Data will be derived from various government databases, including the Ministry of Rural Development and Food, myData, and the Property Management Registry.
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) will manage these applications after taking over responsibilities from the Payment and Control Agency for Guidance and Guarantee Community Aid (OPKEPE). In addition to the pre-filled applications, the subsidy system will prioritize applicants who submit their forms early, with the goal of opening the application process as early as March in future years. These changes aim to enhance efficiency and accessibility for farmers seeking subsidies.
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