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Krasochoria of Lemesos (Limassol) Wine Route

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The Lemesos (Limassol) winemaking villages are renowned for their deep-rooted history of viticulture, as well as their excellent local wines and the stunning scenery of the area that produces them.

Located on the southern slopes of the Troodos mountain range, nowhere else in Cyprus can such a great presence of wineries be found! Collectively, the villages are known as ‘Krasochoria’, which is comprised of the two Greek words for ‘wine’ and ‘villages’ – a name that tells the story of its rich winemaking history in itself.

The route is outstanding; a dry climate combined with a unique geology results in first-rate wines, made mostly from the local grape varieties Xynisteri (white) and Mavro (red), as well as some imported varieties, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Mataro, Grenache and Syrah among a total of 23 different varieties.

A total of 20 charming, unspoilt villages comprise this route with 16 wineries between them. The villages are well worth visiting, not only for their wineries, but also their traditional architecture, cobblestoned narrow passages and delightful surroundings. They are also home to some of the best-known tavernas on the island.

This scenic route passes through: Lemesos, Kolossi, Erimi (Cyprus Wine Museum), Kantou, Souni-Zanakia, Pano Kivides, Agios Amvrosios, Lofou, Vouni, Koilani, Pera Pedi, Mandria, Kato Platres, Omodos, Vasa, Malia, Arsos, Pachna, Anogyra and Avdimou.

Diarizos Valley Wine Route

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Take a fascinating journey along the Diarizos River, through beautifully unspoiled green landscapes dotted with picturesque vineyards, where you will discover the lesser-known wine-producing region of the Diarizos Valley, located east of Pafos (Paphos).

Unassuming in status, but breathtakingly lush, the route passes 14 hilly villages, with an opportunity to visit just two – yet significant – wineries that are placing the area firmly on the island’s wine-producing map.

Situated at a lower altitude than the other main winegrowing areas, the wines produced in the area are remarkable. Climbing upwards, you will come across 18 different types of vines, with the predominant being that of the local Mavro (red) grape variety. Its tranquil scenery and interesting flora and fauna are further enhanced by the genuine hospitality of the local people, and the pleasurable delights of its expanding wine trade.

This verdant route passes through: Pafos, Acheleia, Kouklia, Nikokleia, Choletria, Stavrokonnou, Kelokedara, Salamiou, Mesana, Arminou, Filousa, Agios Nikolaos, Praitori, Kedares, Agios Georgios, Mamonia and Fasoula.

Vouni Panagias – Ambelitis Wine Route

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Embark upon a panoramic excursion into a glorious inland landscape on the Vouni Panagias – Ambelitis wine route, accompanied by the delights of the locally produced wines.

In the western part of the island, east of the Pafos (Paphos) mountainous area, the route unfolds at an altitude of 800 metres to offer an unparalleled wine experience. Along the way, visitors will delight in also discovering fragrant pine forests, unique flora and a variety of mammals, amphibians, reptiles and birds.

The 10 wineries of the route are diverse and produce white wines of particular fineness in aroma and lightness of body, thanks to the local Xynisteri (white) grape variety that predominantly grows here. Hints of green apple, peach and apricot characterise the white wines of the area, whilst the ancient – and rare – red Maratheftiko grapes are enriched by red fruit, violets and roses.

You will also discover 27 varieties of grape vine, of which there is an impressive showing of Carignan Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon. The villages on this route also produce some of the best wines of the indigenous Mavro (red) variety, thanks to the relatively high altitude and a mild climate, which benefit the vines and combine to produce pleasant dark and rose wines.

This picturesque route passes offers the option of two alternative ending points and passes through: Pafos (Paphos), Mesogi, Tsada, Stroumbi, Polemi, Psathi, Kannaviou, Asprogia, Pano Panagia, Chrysorrogiatissa, Agia Moni, Statos-Agios Fotios, Koilineia, Galataria, Pentalia, Amargeti, Eledio, Agia Varvara and Acheleia or Choulou, Lemona, Kourdaka, Letymvou and Kallepeia.

Laona – Akamas Wine Route

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Travel through an evocative region of rugged coastlines and charming little villages, abundant with culture and lush vines and possessing a unique character that is both rustic and contemporary.

Situated in the north-western shores of Cyprus, quaint villages and wineries invite you to visit their windswept vineyards, where you will discover the indigenous Xynisteri (white) grape variety that grows in a climate tempered by the sea breeze.

The wines produced here are cool yet solid, with a fine aroma and among the best white wines produced on the island. When it comes to red wine, the region also produces some of the best, thanks to the rare and ancient grape variety of Maratheftiko.

Aside from a visit to four wineries, the area offers a host of traditional tavernas, elevated views, intense natural beauty and the opportunity to visit the stunning Akamas Peninsula.

This rugged route passes through: Pafos (Paphos), Mesogi, Tsada, Stroumbi, Kathikas, Akourdaleia, Pano Arodes, Kato Arodes, Ineia, Drouseia, Polis and Pegeia.

Marinas of Cyprus

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Larnaka (Larnaca) Marina
Larnaka Marina is situated in the bay of Larnaka and lies 110 nautical miles (n.m) from Lebanon and Syria, 145 n.m. from Israel, 230 n.m. from Egypt and 250 n.m. from Greece. The position of the marina is 34 deg. 55 min. North – 33 deg. 38 min. East.

As an official Port of Entry, Larnaka Marina provides customs and immigration clearance 24-hours daily.

The marina has berthing facilities for 450 yachts of various sizes. Berthing charges vary according to the duration of stay and the length of the vessel.

The minimum depth of the useable part of the marina is approximately 1.5m and the maximum is 3m.

It is imperative that vessels with a draught greater than two metres enter with caution using their depth-sounder.

The nature of the seabed is mud and sand. The marina is entirely protected from all weather conditions.

Amenities
All yachts moored in the marina may use the following services at a reasonable charge:
– Water supplied on board (included in berth fees).
– Electricity supplied on all quays at 220-240 volts/50HZ (consumption measured).
– Telephone, fax, WiFi (near the office) and email services are available at the marina office.
– Diesel-fuel is available at the end of the main North Pier. Petrol and butane gas cylinders are available at the Main Marina Fuel Station.
– For yacht repair / facilities, there are many independent private companies operating inside the marina for the hauling / launching and servicing / repairing of yachts. Insurance and job-terms are independently agreed.
– Laundry, showers, lockers and post office boxes are all available within the marina.
– Fire fighting equipment is installed throughout the marina.
– There is a public address system to all areas.

Additional Facilities
– Serviced asphalted hard standing areas.
– English speaking schools 15 min. on foot from the marina.
– Independent brokerage.
– Drycleaners.
– Chandlery.
– Toilets, showers and coin-operated washing machines.
– Osmosis treatment units.
– Independent Private Boat Travel Hoists up to maximum vessel weight 50,000kgs and maximum vessel beam of 4.8m.

Important Note
With a marina expansion pending, Larnaka Marina is fully occupied with limited space for periods not exceeding seven (7) days.

It is absolutely imperative to communicate with the marina well before your arrival.

Larnaka Marina has a Marine VHF communication service on a 24-hour basis (listening: Ch16 Working Ch.8).

Vessels sailing to Cyprus must comply with the E.U. regulations regarding sewage disposal.

For further information skippers must communicate with their intended port of call well in advance.

The above information is subject to change without notice. For any further information please contact:

Larnaka Marina
CY 6023 Larnaka
Cyprus
Tel: + 357 24 653 110 / +357 24 653 113
Fax: +357 24 624 110
Email: [email protected]

Limassol (Lemesos) Marina
Limassol Marina is situated in the bay of Lemesos, a short stroll away from the heart of Lemesos city. The position of the marina is 34 deg. 40 min. North – 33 deg. 02 min. ’4 East . It is 130 nautical miles (n.m) from Beirut (Lebanon), 205 n.m from Port Said (Egypt), 255 n.m from Rhodes Island (Greece) and 285 n.m from Suez gateway (Egypt).

As an official Port of Entry, Limassol Marina provides customs and immigration clearance 24-hours daily.

The marina has berthing facilities for 650 yachts of various sizes. Berths range from 8m to 115m. Draft ranges from 3.5m to 9m. Berthing charges vary according to the duration of stay and the length of the vessel.

Limassol Marina has a boatyard for light boat repairs and maintenance, served by a 100-ton travel lift, a 40-ton trailer and hard standing area. A slipway is also available.

Amenities
All yachts moored in the Marina may use the following services:
– Own fresh water supply.
– Electricity supplied on all quays – single and three-phase.
– Fiber optic connection providing cable TV, high-speed internet, telephone and WIFI access. (Some extra charges may apply).
– Monitoring VHF Channel 12.
– 24-hour marina staff.
– 24-hour security, including CCTV.
– Berthing assistance.
– Crew facilities and changing rooms, showers and washrooms.
– Dedicated parking.
– Fuel station.
– Grey and black water discharge.
– Waste oil disposal.
– Bilge bump out.
– Buggies. (Some extra charges may apply).

Additional Facilities
The following additional facilities are also available at Limassol Marina:
– Well-stocked chandlery on-site.
– Large selection of different shops (40+).
– Large selection of drinking and dining options (14+ restaurants, bars and cafes).
– Cultural Centre.
– Spa and Fitness Club.
– Parking space for 750 cars.
– Access to all facilities and amenities of Lemesos town centre.

Vessels sailing to Cyprus must comply with the E.U. regulations regarding sewage disposal.

For further information skippers must communicate with their intended port of call well in advance.

The above information is subject to change without notice. For any further information please contact:

Limassol Marina LTD
P.O.Box 50160
3601 Limassol
Cyprus
Freephone: +357 80 080 010
Tel: +357 25 020 020
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.limassolmarina.com

St. Raphael Marina, Lemesos
The St. Raphael Marina borders the 5-star St. Raphael Resort (hotel) premises – a special feature of the resort hotel that is ideal for motor and sailing yacht enthusiasts.

The marina is located on the outskirts of Lemesos at a 33 deg. 11 min. East -34 deg. 42 min North.

The marina has berthing facilities for 237 yachts and can accommodate boats up to 30m LOA and 4m draught. Yachts are berthed stern to three concrete piers. Berthing charges vary according to the duration of stay and the length of the vessel.

As an official Port of Entry, yachts coming to, or leaving Cyprus, can clear Customs and Immigration formalities from within the marina offices at a charge.

Amenities
The following amenities and facilities are available at the marina:
– Connected fresh water
– Electricity of 240v / 50Hz, 16A, 32A, 63A, 32A three phase, 63A three phase.
– Telephone and T.V.
– 24-hour security.
– Large car park.
– Controlled vehicle entry.
– Fuel (diesel and petrol) is available at the fuel quay.
– 60-ton travel lift.
– Dry dock for repairs and maintenance.
– Full yacht maintenance and repairs are provided by onsite and outside contractors.
– Grey and black water discharge.
– Refuse disposal.
– Waste oil disposal.
– Used battery disposal.

Additional Amenities
The following additional amenities are also available at St. Raphael Marina:
– Diving centre / water sports centre.
– Taxi company.
– Car rental.
– Restaurant / bar.
– Mail service.
– Currency exchange.
– Chandlery.
– Sail maker/ upholsterer services.
– Mechanics.
– Public telephones / faxing.
– Printing services.
– WiFi access is available at the resort, with time cards available from the marina office.
– Full range of hotel facilities, amenities and services at St. Raphael Resort.

Vessels sailing to Cyprus must comply with the E.U. regulations regarding sewage disposal.

For further information skippers must communicate with their intended port of call well in advance.

The above information is subject to change without notice. For any further information please contact:

St. Raphael Marina
Amathus Avenue
P.O. Box 51933
3509 Lemesos
Cyprus
Tel: +357 25 834 255
Fax: +357 25 635 208
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.raphael.com.cy

Fishing Shelters & Small Harbours

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With the charming backdrop of bobbing boats, the island’s quaint fishing shelters and small harbours are an important part of its connection to the sea, and the source of the delicious fresh fish that is served up at taverns all across Cyprus.

At many of the shelters and harbours, visitors can take a leisurely stroll with a seaview, or engage with the local fisherman as they work – many in the traditional way.

At some locations, the freshest catch is served up at seafood restaurants that line the immediate area and offer pretty views of the bustling fishing hub, whilst others are tiny with only the boat owners frequenting the site.

The Department of Fisheries and Marine Research (DFMR) is responsible for the maintenance and upgrading of existing fishing shelters on the island, along with the construction of new ones, with the aim of providing safe harbouring for professional fishing vessels. Recreational fishing boats can also use the berths when they are free.

At present, 16 fishing shelters/small harbours for fishing operate on the island, varying in the their popularity, activity and surrounding facilities:

Lefkosia (Nicosia) Region
Kato Pyrgos Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/vBvCYkPrtrYVhXt78)

Lemesos (Limassol) Region
– Lemesos Old Port (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/VCBAGuNL3L5EDYNJ6)

– Akrotiri Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/1PGjrwxuHaHnjJWf7)

Larnaka (Larnaca) Region

– Zygi Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/WXqNz4EjKt18DeRw9)
– Larnaka Fishing Shelter (Livadhia) (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/1r7QxoqmhWuym6Vn7)
– Ormidhia Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/Jbb7CbrJjR5REApA9)
– Xylotympou Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/3YrgnRKEwMtmAMKG9)

Pafos (Paphos) Region

– Pafos Harbour (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/EeikH2f2FZgnGJJo6)
– Pomos Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/Svzrtijb74zqpGSCA)
– Latchi Harbour (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/8T1dCNjjSwt3F9ai6)
– Agios Georgios Pegeias Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/e4BGryEgeXqSe9k77)

Ammochostos (Famagusta) Region
– Agia Napa Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/Jr18LsGEx31h4EK99)
– Agia Triada Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/2FkiwXUwwndoWY4X9)
– Paralimni Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/59K4R2Qere5gA36g8)
– Potamos Liopetriou Natural Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/XFTcZ9nAEgiHubzW6)
– Xylophagou Fishing Shelter (GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/TqKdEGeb7EJ2v6wz7)

Please note that fishing in Cyprus requires licensing / a permit that may be obtained from the Department of Fisheries and Marine Research (DFMR), with the only exception being angling from the shoreline.

For further information regarding fishing and fishing shelters in Cyprus, contact the Department of Fisheries and Marine Research (DFMR):

Tel: +357 22 807 807
Email:[email protected]
Website: www.moa.gov.cy/moa/dfmr/dfmr.nsf

Golden Sun and Deep Blue Sea

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Few feelings can compare to that of sinking your toes into warm sand… of the sun kissing your skin, and your senses taking in the fresh, salty breeze and the endless views of glittering blue waters.

This idyllic scene is one that can be enjoyed for the most part of the year on the island of Cyprus, and one that offers a myriad of experiences, from the total relaxation of sunbathing with drink in hand, to the thrill and challenge of trying a new water sport.

From secluded bays, to lively resorts and sandy beaches to rocky coves, the island’s expansive coastline is home to a variety of different-style beaches; each unique in its appearance and the facilities it offers.

And aside from lazing on hot sands, the crystal depths of the Mediterranean Sea can be appreciated both on and in the water, after all, even the Goddess of Love – Aphrodite herself – was born of the sea foam in Pafos (Paphos)!

Take a stroll to a backdrop of sea and bobbing boats at one of the quaint piers, marinas and harbours…. try your hand at reeling in the ‘catch of the day’ on a fishing trip, or discover the coves and caves of the different coastal areas on a boat trip. By venturing further still with a short cruise to a neighbouring country, you can beautifully combine two holidays in one.

For the more daring visitor, the island’s ideal wind and water conditions open up endless possibilities for exhilarating sports such as windsurfing, sailing and kite surfing, whilst beneath the foam, a whole new underwater world invites you into to discover a diver’s paradise of world-ranking wrecks and diverse marine life.

So, whether you prefer to be lounging on hot sands, riding the waves, or taking in the views from a porthole, Cyprus is the perfect destination for all the very best of sun and sea.

Premium Medical Tourism

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Combining healthcare with a relaxing holiday offers the benefits of top medical treatment at cost effective prices, coupled with the opportunity to recuperate on a beautiful sunshine island that is restorative to the mind and soul, as well as the body.

Cyprus is fast becoming a popular choice for medical tourism, thanks to a large array of modern private hospitals and clinics; excellent facilities with state-of-the-art equipment, and experienced and highly-qualified doctors and medical staff – largely trained in Europe or the USA. As such, it offers a one-stop service from treatment to recuperation.

From annual check-ups, cosmetic or reconstructive surgery, physiotherapy, kidney dialysis, cardiac care, dental and surgical procedures, to infertility treatment, the island offers attractively priced healthcare holidays, with added incentives and advantages.

The convenience factor encompasses the island’s enviable location that is easily accessible from many countries, whilst also allowing patients to book an operation upon arrival. Same day appointments are the norm, and you can see an astounding range of specialists either in a single medical centre, or within a short drive apart.

A considerable number of clinical laboratories offer a vast range of diagnostic tests both routine and specialised, whilst turnaround times for test results and doctor’s diagnosis are all speedy. Care is given by teams of highly trained medical and auxiliary staff who all speak English, whilst a large number of physicians also speak other languages, including Russian, German, French and Arabic.

As a small island, distances are short, placing everything at your fingertips, for both medical purposes and for the recuperation phase, where you can easily connect to a range of beautiful and serene surroundings, leisurely activities, gentle sports – and enjoy the healthy Mediterranean diet. And with sunshine for most of the year round, you don’t have to be confined to recovering indoors.

The Cyprus Health Services Promotion Board (www.cyhealthservices.com), and the Cyprus Ministry of Health (www.moh.gov.cy) can provide information, contacts and advice on medical procedures and health services offered on the island, as can individual private health service providers. The Deputy Ministry of Tourism also publishes an informative brochure, which can be found here.

So, whether you are contemplating a check-up or a major procedure, Cyprus can accommodate your treatment to the highest of standards, and will also prove to be a truly healing tonic.

 

A True Sense of Wellbeing

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Aphrodite’s island has held the key to beauty and health for centuries, with the Goddess herself symbolising eternal youth and wellbeing. Today, Cyprus continues to induce and inspire an atmosphere of healthy living and a sense of total wellness through a combination of factors, from its Mediterranean charm and climate, to the extensive selection of premium spas and wellness centres.

Select your experience from being pampered in the luxury of world-class spas and spa resorts, to the grounding tranquillity of nature’s lush surroundings of greenery, blue seas and golden coasts. Whether you prefer the comfort of refinery or to immerse yourself in the island’s landscape, your total relaxation and rejuvenation is guaranteed.

With its alluring combination of year round sunshine, picture-perfect surroundings, and an environment conducive to healthy eating and leisure pursuits, the island has all the elements in place to invoke a true sense of harmony. This is further enhanced by impeccable accommodation, attentive and experienced staff, and a myriad of facilities designed for surrendering to.

Indoor and outdoor pools, freshwater and saltwater pools, whirlpools, saunas, steam rooms, hamams, fully equipped gyms, fitness studios, treatment rooms and beauty salons are just the start… there you will find an immense range of treatments and packages on offer for your revitalisation, including detoxifying algae and mud body wraps, aromatherapy, thalassotherapy, hot stone therapy, massages, shiatsu, reflexology, natural therapies and beauty treatments, along with so many other delectable treatments.

The linking services continue with counselling and fitness assessments to fit your own specific requirements, and personalised sessions to make you feel special, whilst the island is also home to its own holistic health secrets with an array of locally grown herbs and plants that are all put to good use.

So, for blissful relaxation, the chance to unwind and de-stress, or the opportunity to start or enhance your beauty or fitness regime, Cyprus has not only maintained Aphrodite’s secrets… but has built upon them in the most indulgently exquisite of ways.

 

Weddings Practical

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Celebration of Civil Marriages

The contracting of civil marriage in Cyprus has been valid since 1923. As the procedure is simple, many couples from all over the world come to Cyprus in order to get married and combine their wedding with a holiday or honeymoon.

Under the provisions of the Marriage Law 104(I) of 2003, anyone wishing to get married in Cyprus may only apply, in person upon arrival in Cyprus, to the Marriage Officer of the Municipality of their choice, in order to go through certain formalities which are necessary prior to their wedding.

Procedure to be Followed

(a) As a first step, the interested persons – who should be in possession of legal identification (passports and birth certificates) – have to fill in, sign and submit to the Marriage Officer a joint application called ‘Notice of Marriage’ indicating their wish to marry each other, and containing their particulars on the basis of their passport.

(b) At the same time, each of the two parties must make a declaration on oath or affirmation before the Marriage Officer that they know of no impediment or other lawful hindrance to their marriage, and that any necessary consent required for the marriage has been obtained, or that no such consent is required.

(c) The interested persons should also furnish an official certificate indicating that they are not married. If however the Marriage Officer has any doubt as to the accuracy or genuineness of the certificate furnished by the interested persons, or if the interested persons are unable to produce such an official document (eg. British citizens) they will be called upon to make a sworn declaration before the Registrar of a District Court that they are single and have never been married before. However, divorcees have to present the ‘Decree Absolute’ of their dissolved marriage and widows/ers have to present the ‘Certificate of Death’ of their late partner. Furthermore, they both have to make a sworn declaration (affidavit) that they have not married since. For any further clarifications about the certificates that the interested persons have to present, please contact the Marriage Officer of the Municipality at which you choose to be married.

(d) When these formalities have been completed, the marriage must be celebrated within 15 clear days at the earliest, or within three (3) months at the latest, from the date the notice is given. If, for any reason, the marriage is not celebrated within three (3) months, the notice given and all proceedings arising therefrom are considered null and void. Interested persons, in order to have a civil marriage by notice, should stay in Cyprus for about 20 days. Prescribed fees: €128.15.

(e) In urgent cases, however, or if they so wish, the interested persons may apply to the Marriage Officer to fix an earlier date, by paying advance fees. In this case the marriage can be celebrated within 2-3 working days. The formalities prescribed in paragraphs 2(a)(b) and (c) above also apply in this case. Prescribed fees for this case: €281.92.

Persons Under 18 Years of Age

If either party to the intended marriage, not being a widower or a widow, is under 18 years of age, the written consent of the father, or if he is dead or incapable of consenting, of the mother or, if both are dead or incapable of consenting, of the lawful guardian of such party, must be produced to the Marriage Officer on their application.

Penalty for a False Statement

It should be pointed out that any person who willfully makes or inserts any false statement in any declaration, certificate or other document required by Law, is liable to imprisonment.

Religious Ceremony

A civil marriage may be celebrated either by the Marriage Officer, or by a Registered Minister of Religion at his church. In this case all the same procedures should also be followed at the municipality, but the religious ceremony can be held at a church. All necessary arrangements with the Registered Minister and the church should be carried out by the interested persons.

It should be noted that the ministers of any religion or any other denomination must be registered/recorded in a special register (upon their application) kept by the Ministry of Interior.

Certificate of Marriage

The couple is supplied with a certificate of marriage by the Marriage Officer, but if they want to secure one or more certified copies of the certificate they can apply to the Marriage Officer or to the Ministry of Interior. Prescribed fees: €13.67 for each certified copy, which may be subject to change or slight fluctuations.

Copy to be Forwarded to the Embassy

It should also be pointed out that, according to the Law, if either of the parties to the intended marriage is a subject of a foreign country having an Embassy or a Consulate in Cyprus, the Marriage Officer shall forward to the Embassy or the Consulate of such country in Cyprus a certified copy of the certificate of marriage.

INTERESTED PARTIES CAN APPLY FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION OR CLARIFICATIONS AT THE MUNICIPALITY OF THEIR CHOICE.

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