In a nutshell - Greece next week
Mini 4 Pro so less than 250g
Just for a few holiday clips within the suggested 50m range - not planning anything major
Got UK flyer and Operator ID

Applied here for UAS registration on the Greek site https://hcaa.gov.gr/el/form/application-uas-operation-in-geo

Based on the Mini 4 Pro being sub 250g flying in the 'open' category, classed as 'C0' and in sub category 'A1'

Is that it? is that me registering for an EU licence

What happens now - do they send me an operator ID to stick on the drone

I'm getting a headache reading I have to apply for a European UAS operator licence.  Its so confusing, people saying register on Luxembourg site because its free then reading you have to register on the site of the country you are visiting.  
Whats the difference between signing up to register in the country you are visiting free and getting a European licence that some are saying you need to pay for.

You have to register yourself as drone operator. Once for all EU. No matter where.
It usually costs ~10€ per year, maybe somewhere it's free.

You get your operator ID and you write it to every drone.

Mini 4P is C0 and you use an fly A1.

User drone map: https://dagr.hasp.gov.gr/#map_page

So went on Greece site and got this - is it not valid across all EU for more than 3/4 months?And then the A1/A3 certificate

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Sorethumbs Posted at 9-4 10:32
So went on Greece site and got this - is it not valid across all EU for more than 3/4 months?And then the A1/A3 certificate

When I registered for an op id via the French (alpha tango) site my end date was in five years time.

Well its registered for next week.  I'm still not sure about the free fly zone rules of not having to notify flights of less than 50 metres away but will search further.

Drones on a plane?
Drone in hold luggage and batteries drained and in a lipo bag in cabin luggage? Controller in hold or cabin luggage?