Dormitory

Prospectice dormitory students must:

1. Complete and submit the online application form via the Pinewood website.
2. Interview with the Admissions department
3. Schedule and take the admissions test
4. Meet & Greet with the Middle/High School Principal

Upon acceptance to Pinewood:

• The admissions department refers dormitory applicants to the Dormitory Liaison and Boarding Department Committee
• The student applicant and family interviews with the Boarding Department Committee

• Families will receive a copy of the Dormitory Rules & Regulations and the Dormitory questionnaire.
• To secure the student’s boarding room for that academic year, a 50% payment of the dormitory fees is required at the time of enrollment, before June 30.
• Dormitory documents* 
  • A signed copy of the Dormitory Rules & Regulations agreement
  • Vaccination records, up to date with the Greek vaccination guidelines
  • ADYM – Individual Student Health Report (must be completed by a Greek doctor)
  • Permission to go off-campus form signed by student and parents
• A valid Greek Residence Permit (Except for EU citizens or Golden VISA holders).
• Documentation of valid health insurance coverage for the student must be provided, at the start of each school year, and must be valid from the time of entry into Greece until the time of departure.Prospective students who opt for the boarding option must be less than 18 years old at the start of their studies at Pinewood, to be eligible for a Greek residence permit.

It is the responsibility of the parents to visit the closest Greek Embassy/Consulate in their home country to obtain a D-VISA for entry to Greece and to apply for the Residence Permit at the Immigration Office. 

You may find details and requirements for issuing a type-D visa here, and for applying for a residence permit here.

* A digital copy shared with admissions@pinewood-school.gr and a hard copy shared with the dormitory staff upon arrival.