
Cross-border Announcement of Commencement of Practicing the Profession of Radio Electrician A'
Basic information
Institutional Body
MINISTRY OF DIGITAL GOVERNANCE
Description
This procedure concerns the notification of the commencement of the temporary and occasional practice of the profession of Class A Radio Electrician (provision of installation, maintenance, repair and construction services in respect of radio transmitters, receivers and electronic devices of all kinds).
At a glance
| Points of Service | Points of Single Contact (ΚΕΠ – EKE), Regional units, Transport and Communications Department of the relevant Regional Unit |
| Number of Documents | 0 |
| Cost | Provided without cost |
| Deadline of Implementation | 1 month |
| Process Diagram |
Conditions
What you will need
- Application – solemn declaration on the temporary and occasional provision of services as a Class A radio electrician.Filed bySubmitted by the applicant (digital), Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)Applicant statusPersons


Cross-border Announcement of Commencement of Practicing the Profession of Radio Electrician A'
What you will need
Legislation
- DescriptionAmendment to Joint Ministerial Decision 4799/IA (Government Gazette, Series II, No 76/2011). Processing also at Citizens’ Service Centres (KEP) which operate as Points of Single Contact (KEP-PSC).Legal references
- DescriptionArticle 2: competent authorities: Article 3(1) and (2): method of submission of the declaration and supporting documents, respectively.Legal references
- DescriptionAmendment to Article 7(5) of Presidential Decree 38/2010 (Government Gazette, Series I, No 78) Deadline for the competent authority to issue the relevant certificate; list of supporting documents.Legal references
- DescriptionOn the Recognition of Professional Qualifications of EU Citizens Deadline for the competent authority to issue the relevant certificate; list of supporting documents. Amended by Article 1(7) of Presidential Decree 51/2017 (Government Gazette, Series I, No 82) Deadline for the competent authority to issue the relevant certificate; list of supporting documents.Legal references
About
If the competent authority fails to respond within the time limits, service providers may provide their services.
Other Information
Remarks
Remarks on the rules on the competent authority’s failure to reply and legal consequences: Pursuant to Article 7 of Presidential Decree 38/2010, within 30 days of receipt of the declaration and the accompanying documents, the competent authority informs the provider of its decision: *a) not to check the providers professional qualifications, or *b) after verifying the service provider’s professional qualifications, (i) to require the service provider to undergo an aptitude test, or (ii) to authorise the provision of services. The estimated time is extended in the following cases: * If any issue arises that could lead to delays in decision-making, the competent authority informs the provider within one (1) month of the reason for the delay. The issue is resolved within one (1) month of the notification in question, and the decision is finalised no later than two (2) months after the issue has been resolved. * Where there is a substantial discrepancy between the provider’s professional qualifications and the training required by Greek law, and to the extent that this discrepancy may be detrimental to public health or safety and cannot be offset by professional experience or knowledge, skills and competences acquired through lifelong learning for which there is relevant formal validation by a competent body, the competent authority must provide the provider with the opportunity to demonstrate that they have acquired the knowledge, skills and competences that they lacked. The competent authority decides on this basis whether to authorise the provision of services. In any case, the provision of services may commence within one (1) month of the date on which the decision is taken. If the competent authority fails to respond within the time limits set out above, service providers may provide their services.



