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Do German passport holders need a visa for Cyprus?

Covers 11 passports and 80 destinations. Rules older than 30 days are flagged for re-check.

Do you need a visa?

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No visa. German citizens can enter Cyprus with a passport or a photo identity card.

The Cyprus government says citizens of EU member states can enter with an identity card, as long as it bears their photo. Cyprus is in the EU but not in Schengen, so there are no EES or ETIAS steps for EU citizens. The Auswaertiges Amt page could not be read, so this row relies on the destination country's own page.

Source: Government of the Republic of Cyprus (gov.cy), Visas page. Checked Oct 4, 2026See the source

Visa
Not required
Cyprus is an EU member.
Documents
Passport or photo ID card
The Cyprus government accepts the identity card of EU citizens if it bears a photo; airlines can apply stricter rules.
Northern Cyprus
Enter through the south
Entering the Republic through the north, such as via Ercan Airport, is treated as illegal entry; cross the Green Line only at official points.
Source limits
Auswaertiges Amt not read
The German Foreign Office page could not be read, so this row relies on the Cyprus government page.