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VISAS

- Les ressortissants des pays membres de l'Union Européennes peuvent se rendre à Chypre sans visa munis de leur passeport ou de leur carte nationale d'identité en cours de validité

- Les ressortissants des pays tiers titulaires des titres de séjour délivrés par un des pays membres de l'Union Européenne (à l'exception de la Turquie et Azerbaïdjan) peuvent se rendre à Chypre sans visa munis de leur passeport national et de leur titre de séjour (les deux en cours de validité).

- Les titulaires de Visa schengen Entreés Multiples dans l'espace Schengen valable pendant le séjour programmé à Chypre, n'ont pas besoin de visa national (à l'exception de la Turquie et Azerbaïdjan) .

Pour plus de renseignements veuillez consulter au site du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères les Formalités pour Voyager à Chypre.

Justificatifs nécessaires à présenter pour la délivrance d'un visa :

- Formulaire dûment complété et signé (disponible à l'Ambassade et en ligne )
- Passeport en cours de validité
- Une photo d'identité
- Réservation du billet aller-retour
- Réservation de l'hôtel ou la prise en charge de votre hébergement
- Le dernier relevé du compte bancaire ou le dernier bulletin de salaire

En cas de voyage professionnel, une lettre de mission ou l'invitation pour la participation à un colloque ou un seminaire organisé à Chypre

- 80 euros

Pour les cas d' exception, veuillez lire l'article 16 du Code des Visas.

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National Visa Information System (N-VIS)
Technology can play a key role in improving and reinforcing external borders. Over the past years, Cyprus has been operating a large-scale IT system (N.VIS) for collecting and processing visa applications.
What is VIS?
The National Visa Information System (N.VIS) allows the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. to processes data and make decisions relating to applications for short-stay visas to visit, or to transit through, the Republic of Cyprus. For this purpose, the N.VIS is connected to the stop-list of the police. At this stage 38 Embassies and Consulates use the N.VIS.

What is the purpose of VIS?
(a) The N.VIS enables the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to check if a visa applicant is filed as a forbidden immigrant in the national stop-list.
(b) It enables border guards to verify that a person presenting a visa is its rightful holder.

(c) It assists in preventing, detecting and investigating terrorist offences and other serious criminal offences.

How does it work in practice?
Visa applications are submitted in paper form. In some countries, visa applications are submitted to External Service Providers (ESPs) who then forward them to the contracted local Cypriot Embassy/ Consulate. Once the applicant’s details are entered in the N.VIS, a number of checks are run including for determining if the applicant is filed in the national stop-list as an illegal immigrant. Clear of all checks, the visa is issued to the applicant.

Who can access VIS?
Access to VIS data has only authorized personnel of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the purpose of visa application management. Competent visa authorities (the Police) may use the VIS for the purpose of examining applications at the points of entry and/ or for Visa extension at District Police Immigration Offices.
The authorities responsible for carrying out checks at external borders and within the national territories have access to query the VIS for the purpose of verifying the authenticity of the visa.

Legal Background
The main acts constituting the N.VIS legal framework are:
· Regulation (EC) No 767/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 July 2008 concerning the VIS and the exchange of data between Member States on short-stay visas (VIS Regulation), OJUE L 218, 13.8.2008, p. 60.

· Council Decision 2008/633/JHA of 23 June 2008 concerning access for consultation of the VIS by designated authorities of Member States and by Europol for the purposes of the prevention, detection and investigation of terrorist offences and of other serious criminal offence, OJUE L 218, 13.8.2008, p. 129.

How is my data in VIS protected?
All personal data processed in relation to visa application management are protected by the European Union data protection legislation (The General Data Protection Regulation – GDPR) and the implementing national data protection legislation. Access to N.VIS data is limited to authorized staff in the performance of their tasks. They must ensure that the use of N.VIS data is limited to that which is strictly necessary, appropriate and proportionate for carrying out their tasks.
Although VIS is not accessible from the internet, any person has the right to be informed about his/her data in the VIS. Any person may request that inaccurate data about him/her is corrected and unlawfully recorded data is deleted.

The lawfulness of processing N.VIS personal data is supervised by the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection who is the National Supervisory Authority.

What are my rights?

Each individual has the following rights regarding the processing of their personal data in the N.VIS:
· the right to ask about the data relating to them in the VIS,
· the right to request that inaccurate data relating to them in the VIS be corrected,
· The right to submit a complaint to the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection.

Whom can I contact for more information?

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appointed a Data Protection Officer (DPO) who can advise data subjects in relation to the exercise of their rights. The DPO can be contacted at dpo@mfa.gov.cy.

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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, CYPRUS

PRIVACY NOTICE


The territorial scope of the General Data Protection Regulation EU 2016/679 and the implementing Law 125(I) 2018, which regulate the processing of personal data, extends to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Diplomatic and Consular Missions of the Republic. The Ministry which in terms of the Law is the Data Controller is set to fully comply with the data protection provisions and principles.

In order to carry out its public tasks, the Ministry processes personal data manually or digitally, in accordance with national and EU Law and International Conventions. The purpose of data processing by the Ministry includes the following fields of its action:

- Consular Services including consular protection,

- Cooperation with the Diplomatic Missions accredited to the Republic and the work of the Diplomatic and Consular Missions of Cyprus abroad,

- Authentication of documents,

- Issuing of Entry Visas,

- Use of CCTV systems in the buildings of the Missions and the Chancery, for security reasons.

The Ministry may disclose personal data to third parties in accordance with the Law. For example the Ministry may disclose personal data to other Governmental Authorities or States for the purposes of granting consular services or consular protection or in the framework of criminal investigations.

The Ministry keeps personal data only for the period which is necessary for carrying out its tasks or for reasons of public interest.

YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

You can submit a request in any of the following situations:

· If you wish to know which personal data of yours the Ministry is processing.

· If you wish to amend your personal data.

· If you wish to have your personal data erased.

· If you wish us to limit the processing of your personal data.

· If you wish to lodge an objection to the processing of your personal data.

Any request can be submitted electronically to: info@mfa.gov.cy or by post to: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Presidential Palace Avenue, 1447 Nicosia, Cyprus

For any further questions you may contact the Data Protection Officer of the Ministry electronically to: dpo@mfa.gov.cy or by post to the abovementioned address.

A complaint may be submitted to the Data Protection Commissioner, which is an independent Supervisory Authority, to the postal address: PO BOX 23378, 1682 Nicosia, Cyprus or electronically to: commissioner@dataprotection.gov.cy


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