It returned to the battle lines 14 April 1941 near Qafa e Kiçokut, as the Battle of Greece started. On 16 April 1941, the "Bari" division reached the Këlcyrë (captured 2 days before by 51st Infantry Division Siena) and on 17 April 1941 - Përoi i Lemnicës. The division then travelled to Përmet and later Perati, where contact with the Greek forces was re-established. The clean-up of the Perati area was conducted through 20–23 April 1943. After the end of active fighting, the "Bari" division stayed at Konitsa on the Sarantaporos river. Later in May 1941, "Bari" engaged in mopping-up operations in the Aoös valley. Supported by a battalion of the San Marco Regiment, it was intended to be used in the assault on the island of Corfu, but was cancelled due to the losses sustained by combat on the mainland. They were later identified as the landing division for the proposed Invasion of Malta, which was also cancelled. In June 1941, the division was called home to Apulia, where it performed coastal defence duties from Brindisi to Taranto.