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Is it possible to enter Cyprus through Turkey without a visa for citizens of Ukraine?
Hello! We are located in Istanbul. There is an opportunity to go to Cyprus for 2-3 days, but we don’t know if we need to open a visa? Because the pro-visa is intended for leaving Ukraine.
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You can get to the Turkish part of Cyprus through Istanbul without any problems, but to the Greek part of Cyprus you need a pro-visa.
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answered 10 years ago
A visa is not "for leaving Ukraine", but for "entry of citizens of Ukraine". This does not depend on which country you are coming from.
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answered 10 years ago
sent2008, a visa is not suitable for entry from Turkey, you need a regular one.
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answered 10 years ago
Packok, I meant that you can fly from Istanbul to northern (Turkish) Cyprus without additional pre-registration, and to visit the Greek (southern) part of Cyprus, citizens of Ukraine, the Russian Federation need to pre-apply for a pro-visa, but this cannot be done directly from Istanbul it will work, because there is one more thing - from the Turkish part of Cyprus to the Greek one, you will not be allowed to pass, but from Greek to Turkish you can travel completely freely, without prior registration and stamps in your passport. You also need to keep in mind that when visiting northern Cyprus, all entry-exit marks must be put in the leaflet, and not in the passport itself, so that in the future there will be no problems with visiting southern Cyprus and EU countries, because. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is a state recognized only by 2 countries - Turkey and Azerbaijan itself, in all other countries of the World this territory is considered occupied and if there are stamps in the passport about visiting this country, you can be denied a Schengen visa, despite some thaw in relations between two parts of Cyprus.
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answered 10 years ago
A pro-visa for citizens of Ukraine is valid for direct flights from Ukraine to Larnaca and Paphos, in other cases a regular visa must be issued according to the standard procedure.
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answered 10 years ago
No, Pachok, you are mistaken and misleading: no visa is needed to visit northern (Turkish) Cyprus, as well as to visit Turkey by citizens of Ukraine, and the standard procedure is to put a stamp in the passport, where it is more expedient to put it, the stamp, I indicated above.
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And here is northern Cyprus for provisions? If you are talking about Turkish Cyprus, then no visa is needed. If you are talking about a pro-visa, then it is suitable for southern Cyprus ONLY on condition of a direct flight from Ukraine to Larnaca and Paphos.
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answered 10 years ago
Pachok, what's wrong with you? Take it easy. I already wrote everything above, I agree with your last post, but what did you mean: “in other cases, a regular visa should be issued according to the standard procedure”? Read the author's question again, your and my answers and do not get excited, it is harmful to health and skin condition. Good luck!
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answered 10 years ago
In other cases:
- If a citizen of Ukraine departs NOT from the territory of Ukraine
_if a citizen of Ukraine arrives NOT by air
In these cases, a pro-visa does not work, but a regular one is issued. The third time ... Maybe I'm writing incomprehensibly.
You wrote only about the pro-visa. And let's not play teenage games like "bad for health and skin condition", but try to understand the essence of what others have written :)
And good luck to you.
- If a citizen of Ukraine departs NOT from the territory of Ukraine
_if a citizen of Ukraine arrives NOT by air
In these cases, a pro-visa does not work, but a regular one is issued. The third time ... Maybe I'm writing incomprehensibly.
You wrote only about the pro-visa. And let's not play teenage games like "bad for health and skin condition", but try to understand the essence of what others have written :)
And good luck to you.
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answered 10 years ago
Hello, I'm asking for your advice on my situation. I'm going to fly to Northern Cyprus after the new year (2015). Territory of Turkey. What to do?
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answered 9 years ago
If there is a ban on entry into Turkey, you may not be allowed in, since only mainland Turkey has recognized the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. I don’t know your personal plans, but if there is a need to get to Cyprus, you can fly to Cyprus through the southern part on a direct flight from Ukraine on a PRO visa (you can also use a multi-Schengen visa for entry if you have already been on it at least once in Europe) and meet your friends on the same part. After all, Cyprus is small, from the towns of the northern part to the capital Nicosia can be reached by car in 5-20 minutes. If you need extra. advice on migration issues in Cyprus, please contact our company: [email protected] +38 (044) 303 91 77.
Our company also opens Schengen visas (only MULT), and free of charge helps to issue PRO-visas for the city of Ukraine. To obtain a visa to Cyprus for citizens of other countries, please contact the e-mail address provided.
Our company also opens Schengen visas (only MULT), and free of charge helps to issue PRO-visas for the city of Ukraine. To obtain a visa to Cyprus for citizens of other countries, please contact the e-mail address provided.
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answered 9 years ago
and where to get an insert for a stamp so as not to put it in a passport
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answered 9 years ago
Good afternoon, I am now in Turkey. I was on a work visa, now it has expired and I am waiting for November 3 when I will draw up an ikamet, next week I need to fly to Cyprus, the part that belongs to Turkey. Will they let me through?
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answered 9 years ago
Sorry, I have a related question. Can I, a citizen of Ukraine, go on a tour of Cyprus (northern) from Turkey with a regular passport, no biometric
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