How Nigerians Can Get a Visa to Cyprus
Cyprus is officially known as the Republic of Cyprus. It is a very old island country in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea with a very long history.
Cyprus is popular for its beaches, and it has a rugged interior with regions where there is wine-growth. It’s is capital Nicosia.
Types of Visas to Cyprus
- Short Stay Visa Requirements
- Residence Visa Requirements
- Work Visa Requirements
- Student Visa Requirements
Where to Go
Cypriot Honorary Consulate in Lagos
Address: A. G. Leventis Building, 2 Wharf Road, Apapa, Lagos
Phone: +234-812-899-0025, +234-709-821-3066
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Requirements
These are the requirements for a short-stay visa application for business purposes.
A fully completed and signed visa application form must be submitted in person;
Two passport sized photographs attached;
A national passport valid for at least three months longer than the validity of the visa being applied for;
A passport valid at least for 6 months beyond the period of intended stay;
Itinerary of travel arrangements (Round trip ticket with fixed dates) should be provided. Ticket should not be purchased before the visa is issued;
Prior Hotel Reservation faxed by the Hotel Manager;
An official letter of invitation from a Cyprus company must be presented;
Solid evidence that there are sufficient funds to cover the cost of the intended stay in Cyprus, e.g. a bank statement;
An official letter not less than one month old from the employer addressed to the Cyprus Consulate with proof of the applicants wages/salary. If self-employed, a letter from the solicitor, the accountant or the bank manager of the applicant;
The Consulate may also ask for a copy of a Bank Guarantee Letter from the host, throughout a visitor's stay in Cyprus, so as to cover the possible cost of repatriation.
For further information on other and all types of visa to Cyprus, please visit the official embassy website.