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Last week eurozone leaders agreed on a 100bn-euro loan (£86bn; $140bn) to Athens and a 50% debt write-off, in a effort to tackle the euro crisis.
But there have been large-scale protests in Greece against austerity measures demanded by the EU.
Analysts say a referendum could derail the wider deal on the euro debt crisis.
The Greek rescue package is a key part of the agreement reached last week after marathon talks between eurozone leaders.
They said banks holding Greek debt accepted a 50% loss, the eurozone bailout fund will be boosted to about 1tn euros and banks will have to raise more capital.
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