Cyprus

Cyprus
Country in the Middle East
The Republic of Cyprus occupies the southern part of the island of Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean. The island (and capital city Nicosia) is divided with Turkey to the north. Known for beaches, it also has a rugged interior with wine regions. Coastal Paphos is famed for its archaeological sites relating to the cult of Aphrodite, including ruins of palaces, tombs and mosaic-tiled villas.
Capital: Nicosia
Capital and largest city: Nicosia; 35°10′N 33°22′E / 35.167°N 33.367°E
Currency: Euro
Minority languages: Armenian; Cypriot Arabic
Official languages: Turkish, Greek

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

The following documents should be presented in order to support your visa application.
• 2 passport photos
• Original passport + photocopy of passport
• Employment letter
• Hotel Reservation + invitation from the host company and flight reservation including return flight.
• Bank Statement of last three (3) months
• Photo copy of Tax Declaration for the last three years
• Invitation letter from host stamped by the Migration Department.
If applicant has a valid, double and/or multiple entries Schengen visa on his/her passport, he/she can enter Cyprus without a visa.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

The following documents should be presented in order to support your visa application.
• 2 passport photos + photos of children when included on parents’ passport.
• Original passport + photocopy of passport
• Employment letter
• Hotel Reservation or “Assumption of Responsibility for Hosting”, if applicant will not reside at a hotel, fight reservation including return flight.
• Bank Statement of last three (3) months
• Photo copy of Tax Declaration for the last three years
• Under age children (below 18), that intend to enter Cyprus unaccompanied, should present a statement signed by both parents and stamped by the mayor of their area. If children are accompanied by one parent only, the authorization of the other parent is required.
If applicant has a valid, double and/or multiple entries Schengen visa on his/her passport, he/she can enter Cyprus without a visa.
Domestic staff (housekeepers, nannies, drivers etc) that accompanies their employer should present a valid residence and work permit to Lebanon.
UN International staff, whose passport has been issued either in New York or Geneva, as well as UNIFIL staff possessing a UNIFIL Identity Card, may travel to Cyprus without a visa.

For Details………………………………
Contact us-
Visa Aid Consultancy-VAC
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