Cyprus coronavirus travel restrictions

A curfew is in place and the movement of citizens is banned from 23:00 to 05:00 (with some exceptions). From 10 May, a "SafePass" aimed at safely reopening social and economic activities has been introduced. The pass consists of a document stating that the bearer has either: -been vaccinated against Covid-19; -recovered from COVID-19 in the last 6 months; -tested negative for COVID-19 within the last 72 hours. The document has to be displayed by all residents and visitors at hotels, restaurants, cafes or bars, places of worship, theatres and cinemas, shopping malls, gyms, retirement homes, beauty salons, beaches, food stores and other public venues. To obtain a SafePass, citizens must present one of the following forms of evidence: 1. Vaccination certificate with at least one dose and after a period of 3 weeks has passed (citizens can present the Vaccination Card given to them at the vaccination centres); 2. Proof that a person has contracted COVID-19 in the last 6 months (citizens may present the release text message or the recovery text message sent to their mobile phone by the Ministry of Health); 3. Citizens aged 12 and over are given the option to present a negative test certificate, from a PCR or a rapid test, valid for 72 hours. Citizens may present either the form provided by the different test units, or the text message sent to their mobile phone with the result of the test. The use of a facemask is mandatory for people from the age of 12: -in closed public spaces with more than 1 person; -in outdoor public places with more than 2 people; -in any workplace that involves physical proximity with the public, in retail stores and for people delivering goods. Physical distancing measures of 2 metres outdoors and 3 metres indoors are in place. Catering establishments are allowed to open outdoors. Customers must hold a Coronapass (SafePass). As of 1 June 2021, indoor spaces of catering establishments will be allowed as well.