Greece Goes Digital: End of Photocopied IDs

Greece Implements Gov.gr Digital ID System, Ending Photocopy Requirement Greece has officially ended the use of photocopied identification documents. The government's new system, leveraging the Gov.gr platform, aims to enhance security and efficiency in various sectors. This digital transition is expected to improve data protection and reduce bureaucratic hurdles for citizens. "This is a significant step towards modernizing our identification processes," stated a Greek government official. "The Gov.gr system will provide a more secure and efficient way to verify identities, protecting citizens' personal information." The transition to digital identification has already begun in the public sector, with plans to expand to the private sector soon. The new system is designed to be user-friendly, requiring only essential information for verification. This initiative reflects Greece's commitment to digital transformation and improved citizen services. The elimination of photocopied IDs is seen as a step towards a more secure and efficient digital society.