Online doctor in Greece, from your phone
With DocNow you see a licensed Greek doctor by video, from home, your hotel or the beach. Doctors are available every day 08:00–22:00, in English or Greek, and a 15-minute consultation costs €20. Same-day appointments are often available, depending on doctor availability.
- per consultation
- €20
- per consultation
- video
- 15 min
- video
- every day
- 08:00–22:00
- every day
- no subscription
- €0
- no subscription
Need a doctor online now? How booking works
- 1
Download the DocNow app.
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Pick a doctor and the first free slot — the earliest is about 20 minutes from when you book.
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Join the video call from your phone.
A doctor tonight, at the weekend or on a holiday
Doctors are available every day, including weekends and public holidays, 08:00–22:00.
What an online doctor can help with
Colds, flu, fever, sore throat, allergies, skin rashes, stomach upsets, urinary infections, questions about test results.
At the doctor’s clinical discretion, the consultation can end with a referral for tests or a specialist, or a sick note.
When you need to see a doctor in person
Chest pain, difficulty breathing, heavy bleeding or sudden weakness are not for a video call. Call 112.
For residents, expats and tourists
No AMKA is needed. DocNow is for people living in Greece and for visitors, in Athens, Thessaloniki and on the islands.
English-speaking doctor in AthensFrequently asked questions
Can I see a doctor online now in Greece?
Book the first free slot in the app. The earliest appointment is about 20 minutes ahead, and same-day slots are often available.
How much does an online doctor cost in Greece?
€20 for a 15-minute video consultation, with no subscription.
Is online medical consultation legal in Greece?
Yes. Telemedicine is provided for in Article 66 of Law 5129/2024.
Do I need an AMKA?
No, you don’t need an AMKA to book.
Do the doctors speak English?
Yes, consultations are in English or Greek.
Is it for emergencies?
No. In an emergency call 112.
DocNow is a platform connecting patients with independent, licensed doctors. It is not intended for emergencies and does not replace urgent medical care.