Cyprus Visa for Indians

1. Transit Visa: For travelers transiting through Cyprus to another destination. 

Eligibility Criteria 

To apply for a Cyprus visa, Indian citizens must meet the following criteria: 

1. A valid Indian passport with at least six months validity 

1. Proof of the purpose of visit 

1. Sufficient financial means to cover the stay 

1. Travel insurance covering the entire duration of the stay 

1. No criminal record or history of visa violations.

How to apply for a Cyprus Visa for Indians 

Follow these steps to apply for a Cyprus visa: 

1. Choose the visa category based on your purpose of travel 

1. Fill the Cyprus visa application form  

1. Keep all the required documents ready 

1. Schedule an appointment at Cyprus embassy or visa application center 

1. Visit the center with your application and documents 

1. Pay the applicable visa fee 

1. Track your application status and wait for approval.

Documents required for applying Cyprus Visa for Indians 

Here is the list of documents you need to apply for Cyprus visa: 

1. Valid passport  

1. Completed visa application form 

1. Two passport-sized photographs 

1. Flight itinerary and accommodation details 

1. Proof of financial status 

1. Supporting documents (invitation letter, employment proof etc.). 

How to check the status of your Cyprus Visa application 

You can track your Cyprus visa application status online through the official website of the Cyprus embassy or visa application center. And also enter your application reference number and passport details to get real-time updates.

Fee structure of Cyprus Visa for Indians 

Below is the fee structure for Cyprus visa for Indians: 

Why Cyprus Visas for Indians may get rejected? 

Here are some common reasons why a Cyprus visa application might get rejected: 

1. Missing or incomplete application forms 

1. Unclear or inconsistent bank statements 

1. Failure to provide valid travel insurance that covers the entire duration of the stay in Cyprus 

1. Lack of supporting documents 

1. Previous visa rejections, especially if the reasons were not addressed in the new application 

1. Criminal record 

1. If the consular officer believes the applicant may overstay their visa or not return to India, the application may be rejected 

1. Invalid or expired passport.