Last updated: November 10, 2026
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Ermis is the older Greek national portal for public administration services, still online as a directory and gateway. Visitors search its service catalogue and follow links to certificates and applications across ministries. Many of its own services have moved to gov.gr, and Ermis now points citizens onward for most tasks.
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Is Ermis down right now?
This page records the Ermis status through live Ermis down reports from citizens and clerks who still use the portal. Ermis is an older platform, and its catalogue pages slow down under far less load than the newer gov.gr portal. A dead link here sometimes means a service retired, not a server fault.
Because many Ermis routes now hand over to other portals, failures split between Ermis itself and the destination service. The reports below help show which side other users are hitting. Your saved Ermis bookmarks deserve extra suspicion during any fault.
Is Ermis down for me or everyone?
Open the Ermis homepage and run a simple catalogue search from a phone and a computer. Matching failures on both, backed by rising reports here, point to an Ermis outage on the server side. If only your machine fails, its cached copy of this old portal is the likely cause.
Where does the Ermis service catalogue lead?
The catalogue groups public services by ministry and by life event, from certificates to business permits. Each entry describes the service and links onward to the system that now handles it. For most citizen tasks the link lands on gov.gr, while some professional systems keep their own portals.
Newer visitors usually do better starting from gov.gr and using Ermis only for entries not yet moved.
What can an Ermis account still do?
Old Ermis accounts signed citizens into a small set of legacy services and stored basic profile details. Most of those services now take Taxisnet codes on their new homes instead.
How does Ermis sign-in work today?
Where a linked service still sits behind Ermis, the sign-in asks for the Ermis username and password issued years ago. Forgotten passwords recover through the email recorded at registration.
Which Ermis pages now send you to gov.gr?
Certificate services, solemn declarations and most citizen applications redirect from Ermis to their gov.gr pages. The redirect sometimes drops you on the gov.gr homepage rather than the exact service, so search the service name there.
Common Ermis Problems and Fixes
Ermis faults are a mix of old-portal slowdowns, retired links and logins that services no longer accept. The repairs below sort real outages from services that simply moved.
Service link lands on a dead page
Search the same service name on gov.gr, because most dead Ermis links mean the service moved there. Note the old Ermis entry title, which usually matches the new page title closely. Update your bookmark to the new address once you find it.
Ermis password no longer accepted
Try signing in to the service through its new home with Taxisnet codes before resetting anything. Retired Ermis logins fail even with the correct old password. A reset email that never arrives confirms the account route is closed.
Catalogue search returns nothing
Shorten your search to the single most distinctive word of the service name, since the old index handles phrases poorly. Browse by ministry category when the service belongs to a known office. The catalogue tree often reaches entries the search misses.
Redirect drops you on the gov.gr homepage
Copy the service title from the Ermis entry and paste it into the gov.gr search box. Redirects from this era often lose the deep link target. The first result is almost always the moved service.
Ermis pages load painfully slowly
Use the text catalogue pages instead of the heavier visual entry pages, which load fewer elements. A wired connection or a quieter hour also helps with this old platform. If every page crawls for everyone, only waiting helps.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ermis used for today?
Ermis works mainly as a catalogue and gateway to Greek public services, with links onward to the systems that handle each task. Most citizen services now complete on gov.gr. The portal still helps users who know the old service names.
How do I sign in to Ermis?
Legacy areas take the Ermis username and password from the old registration, while moved services take Taxisnet codes on their new portals. The sign-in screen in front of you states which codes it wants.
Does Ermis still issue certificates?
Most certificate services moved to gov.gr, and Ermis entries redirect there. A few legacy professional certificates remain on their own systems linked from the catalogue.
Where should I start, Ermis or gov.gr?
Start on gov.gr for any common citizen task, since that portal holds the current services and sign-in. Use Ermis when a service name you remember from the past does not appear there. The catalogue then points you onward.
Can I still register a new Ermis account?
New citizen registrations centre on Taxisnet codes and gov.gr, not on fresh Ermis accounts. The old account system survives only for the legacy services that still use it.
Why do Ermis links sometimes open unrelated pages?
Services changed addresses during the move to gov.gr, and some old targets were reused by other content. Trust the service title, not the raw link, and search the title on gov.gr. Report stubborn wrong links through the portal contact page.