Michael Honeybone

Hi,

Not sure if this question is best served in the Cyprus forum or the Turkey forum. I am finding it very difficult to get up to date reliable information on the current rules for entering Northern Cyprus. Does anyone know of a good website that has up to date reliable information on the subject matter. I would appreciate any help given.

spouse of scouse

The London Representative Office might be your best bet. There's also information on how to contact them on their website. Londra Temsilciliği

dmu

Hi, and welcome to the forum!
Your other threads don't have "Covid" in the title and one says that you're buying property in N. Cyprus. So, do you mean Residency rules for a non-EU citizen in a Turkish-controlled zone of an EU island?
Since there weren't many replies to earlier threads on N. Cyprus, I'd also contact the Cypriot Consulate in London, if I were you....

Michael Honeybone

Both are meant to be related to covid rules for entering Northern Cyprus. I have recently exchanged contracts on a property in Northern Cyprus and would like to get out there as soon as possible. It was a 12-month process purchasing the property due to the Covid entry rules changing weekly if not daily and Cyprus rules regularly conflicted with Northern Cyprus rules, so many aborted attempts over the 12 months.

Not sure if the Cypriot Consulate will have details on Northern Cyprus, but I will check.

spouse of scouse

The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus' London Representative Office will - link provided in my previous post

Michael Honeybone

Many thanks. I also found another site. The TRNC Public Information Office website, which has the latest information.

dmu

OK, but what about your Residency Status once you've moved? Is the Visa procedure the same as for a non-EU citizen wishing to reside in a EU country (with the added complication of the North zone being controlled by non-EU Turkey)? Give priority to organizing your Visa and Residency status, since the Covid rules in all EU countries are changing regularly. For example, in France, we can hardly keep up with the frequent changes....