On June 5, the Cypriot Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikos Christodoulides, and the Deputy Minister of Tourism, Savvas Perdios, participated in a teleconference with the ambassadors of European Union member states in Nicosia, explaining the conditions under which tourism is being resumed in Cyprus.
Thus, European countries have been divided by the Cypriot authorities into two categories: A – for which entry into Cyprus will be without restrictions, and B – whose citizens require Real Time PCR testing for coronavirus, either in the country of origin, 72 hours before, or upon arrival, if testing is not widely available to the public in that state.
Category A includes Austria, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Slovakia, Hungary, and Israel.
Category B includes Romania, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Switzerland, Estonia, and Poland.
International flights to Cyprus resume starting June 9.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do international flights to Cyprus resume?International flights to Cyprus are scheduled to resume starting June 9.
What are the requirements for travelers from Category B countries?Travelers from Category B countries must provide a negative Real Time PCR test taken within 72 hours before departure or upon arrival.
Which category does Romania belong to for entering Cyprus?Romania is currently placed in Category B, requiring a negative COVID-19 test for entry.