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Benefits written for Greece are first: U.S. benefits that apply only here, and host-nation provisions that reach U.S. veterans. VA benefits that apply abroad follow.
A military retiree ordinarily resident in Greece may shop at U.S. installations such as Souda Bay. A retiree visiting from the United States may not.
Military retirees ordinarily resident in Greece. Only retirees and dependents ordinarily resident in Greece are authorized; visitors from the United States are not.
The 1950 U.S.-Greece tax treaty exempts U.S. government pensions, a term it defines to include payments for injuries, from Greek tax, but its saving clause has no exceptions, so Greece may still tax a resident of Greece as if the treaty did not exist. A Greek resident's relief is a credit for U.S. tax, not an exemption.
No rating requirement. The treaty turns on the kind of payment and residence, not on any disability percentage.
VA payment for treatment of a service-connected disability, and some associated conditions, while the veteran is outside the United States.
Service-connected condition. VA pays for a disability it has decided is service-connected, including a 0% rating, and for some associated conditions. There is no single combined-rating floor beyond that.