Thessaly Evros Pass: The amounts of intangible digital debit cards are increased up to 220 euros

The amounts of intangible digital debit cards of the Thessaly Evros Pass action are increased for the affected – regions and – beneficiaries of Phase 3, November – December 2024. The programme, with a total budget of EUR 4.45 million, concerns intangible digital debit cards, which beneficiaries can use up to the last day of the selected phase, for accommodation, catering and local transport costs in Thessaly and Evros. The increases cover all three destinations of the program, Thessaly A Pass 2024, Thessaly B Pass 2024, Evros Pass 2024. More specifically, in the context of the cooperation of Interior Ministers Theodori Livaniou, Digital Governance Dimitris Papastergiou, Olga Kefalogiannis Tourism, Deputy Finance Minister Nikos Papathanasis, as well as the Deputy Finance Ministers Christos Dimas and Climate Crisis and Protection Policy Christos Triantopoulos were decided the following increases for Phase 3: An amount of EUR 100 to 180 is increased for each intangible digital debit card for the program Thessaloniki A Pass 2024 (7,000 beneficiaries). An amount of EUR 150 to 180 is increased for each intangible digital debit card for Thessaly B Pass 2024 (3,000 beneficiaries). An amount of EUR 200 to 220 is increased for each intangible digital debit card for the Evros Pass 2024 (2,000 beneficiaries). It is recalled that intangible digital debit cards can be used for specific categories of expenditure (local transfer, focus and residence) and exclusively in the area selected by beneficiaries when submitting their application (Thessaly A, Thessaloniki B or Evros) from 1 November 2024 to 31 December 2024 for Phase 3. The additional amount is expected to be completed by Tuesday 5 November 2024.