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Do Germans need a visa to enter Cyprus?
No, German citizens can enter Cyprus freely. You’re allowed to stay short- or long-term without a visa, including for work or education.
What should German citizens take with them when traveling to Cyprus?
Even though no visa is needed, Germans should carry:
- A valid passport or EU ID card;
- Proof of booked accommodation (hotel or private invitation);
- A return ticket or enough funds to prove you can leave;
- Travel insurance covering emergency medical care.
Is health insurance mandatory for Germans visiting Cyprus?
Not officially, but it's strongly recommended. Having insurance will protect you in case of medical emergencies during your trip. You can easily pick a policy through Visit World before you go.
How long can German citizens stay in Cyprus?
There’s no time limit. German citizens can stay in Cyprus as long as they want — no visa is needed for short or long stays.
Top 5 places in Cyprus Germans should visit
- Ayia Napa – famous for its stunning white-sand beaches and lively nightlife.
- Paphos – perfect for history fans, with ancient ruins and myths of Aphrodite.
- Limassol – a vibrant mix of culture, seaside strolls, and shopping.
- Troodos Mountains – escape the crowds with fresh air, scenic trails, and cozy villages.
- Nicosia – the divided capital offers a unique blend of two cultures and rich local character.
If you do not have a visa-free entry to Cyprus, you may need an airport transit visa.
Please follow the link to see if you need a transit visa:
https://www.cyprusvisa.eu/cyprus-airport-transit-visa-countries.html
If you want to go to Cyprus with your pet, it will need a microchip, a rabies vaccination certificate and a health certificate approved by a veterinarian. Unvaccinated pets are not allowed in Cyprus. Also, your pet must be accompanied by an animal passport.
The owner or the person responsible for the animal must notify the veterinary service at the point of entry at least 48 hours before the arrival of the animal.
For more information on entering Cyprus with animals, go to:
Dial 112 to contact any emergency services.
In Cyprus, 112 is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and can connect a subscriber to:
The police
Fire brigade
Emergency medical service
Coast Guard
SOS National Hotline for Children.
For information and advice on Cyprus customs regulations, visit the Customs Service website:
https://www.mof.gov.cy/mof/customs/customs.nsf/index_en/index_en
Visitors to Cyprus can drive using a valid international driver's license or a national driver's license if they are valid for the class of vehicle they want to drive.
You can rent a car with the help of online services.
A minimum driver's experience of at least 3 years is required to rent a car. The minimum age is 21 years (for some types of cars - 25 years).
All contacts of Cyprus Embassies worldwide are gathered here: https://www.embassy-worldwide.com/country/cyprus/
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