Countries Without Extradition Treaties with Greece

As of current international records, the following countries do not have bilateral extradition treaties with Greece:

• Afghanistan
• Bahrain
• Cuba
• Iran
• Iraq
• Libya
• Nicaragua
• North Korea (DPRK)
• Palestine (State of)
• Qatar
• Saudi Arabia
• Somalia
• Syria
• Thailand

Important Caveats

• Multilateral conventions (e.g., European Convention on Extradition, UN conventions against terrorism, corruption, drug trafficking) may still provide a legal basis for extradition for specific crimes even without a bilateral treaty.
• Ad hoc extradition is possible via diplomatic channels, though rare and politically sensitive.
• EU members all have extradition arrangements with Greece via the European Arrest Warrant framework (not a treaty per se, but binding).
• List changes: Treaties are signed/ratified periodically; verify with Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs or legal counsel for current status.

Extradition is complex — absence of a treaty does not guarantee safe haven.