Question about Schengen tourism visa and third party nationals

I plan to travel on a Schengen short term tourism visa next month. I plan to go to Greece as it is open to US travelers (both nationals and permanent residents).

My current itinerary is via Frankfurt. In the past whenever I traveled to Schengen area -- I got immigration stamp at the first port of entry in the Schengen area. However currently Germany is not allowing any third party nationals outside of Schengen area for immigration.

If in case Germany still not allowing any third country nationals next month - then how will it work with regards to immigration?

I found some information on Germany's federal foreign website - https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en/coronavirus/2317268#content_5

And looks like travelers with end destination in Schengen area will get immigration stamp in Germany. However, there's entry ban in the Germany for anyone outside EU and select few countries (unfortunately US is not part of it). So I'm really confused.

Would you recommend to book direct flight to Athens from the US to avoid any hassles?

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Does Schengen tourist visa get rejected?

Your Schengen visa will be denied if the authorities believe you cannot afford your travel and living expenses in the Schengen area. In order for you visa application to be successful, you must successfully demonstrate that you can afford food, housing, travel, and all other costs associated with their trip.

Do embassies know about visa refusal in other countries?

The embassy doesn't track your refusal, CLASS does. That's a database accessible to every American consular officer in the world at the click of a mouse, so it's not just the embassy where the visa refusal takes place.

What are the chances of getting Schengen Visa after rejection?

IS IT POSSIBLE TO APPLY FOR A VISA AFTER REFUSAL? In 90% of cases, a Schengen visa can be opened almost immediately after refusal, if all the requirements of the consulate are met.

Do Schengen countries share immigration information?

All Schengen countries share visa information through VIS. Denmark has also chosen to implement VIS. The central VIS system is linked to national systems, allowing Schengen states to exchange data. Sharing information regarding application decisions is particularly useful for preventing 'visa shopping'.

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