Island weddings: Cyprus
Visa requirements: According to 'Visit Cyprus', it's tourism website, a valid passport is required for a stay of up to 90 days for all tourists except citizens of European Union countries, Switzerland , Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway who may enter Cyprus with their national identity card provided it bears a photo. Some non-EU third country nationals require a visa. For more information on visa requirements visit the Cyprian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
What you need to organise:
Bring legal identification with, e.g. (passports, birth certificates).
Fill in, sign and submit to the Marriage Officer in Cyprus a joint application (Notice of Marriage), indicating that you wish to get married.
What you need to organise:
Bring legal identification with, e.g. (passports, birth certificates).
Fill in, sign and submit to the Marriage Officer in Cyprus a joint application (Notice of Marriage), indicating that you wish to get married.
How to get there:
Cyprus Airways, British Airways, Thomson, Monarch.
Who to talk to:
Cyprus Tourism Organisation: find your local office here.
Travel agents & specialists:
Planet Holidays
www.planet-holidays.co.uk
0871 871 2234
Popular places to get married: Ayia Napa, Protaras, Paphos, Limassol
Venues: Four Seasons Hotel, Limassol; Thanos Hotels (includes Anassa, Almyra and Annabelle hotels); to search for more venues, click here.
Cyprus Airways, British Airways, Thomson, Monarch.
Who to talk to:
Cyprus Tourism Organisation: find your local office here.
Travel agents & specialists:
Planet Holidays
www.planet-holidays.co.uk
0871 871 2234
Popular places to get married: Ayia Napa, Protaras, Paphos, Limassol
Venues: Four Seasons Hotel, Limassol; Thanos Hotels (includes Anassa, Almyra and Annabelle hotels); to search for more venues, click here.
| Location | (Google Maps) |
| Description | (Wikipedia) |
| Local Currency | Euro |
| Languages | Greek, Turkish, English |
| For tourist information | Visit Cyprus |
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