Cyprus to accept tourists with Sputnik vaccine
The authorities of Cyprus are ready to accept Russians with the Sputnik vaccine and promise to take over the costs of treatment and maintenance of tourists who have been diagnosed with the coronavirus upon arrival in the country.
Cyprus Deputy Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios said: The Cypriot government will bear all the costs of treatment and accommodation if a tourist is found to have a covid. Including medication, food, drinks. We will also pay all costs to those who have been in contact with the sick person.”
Tourists with suspected coronavirus will go to a medical facility or an observatory in one of the hotels.
All Russian tourists must pass a COVID-19 PCR test 72 hours before departure and have a certificate with them and pass a test on arrival in Cyprus. The latter is carried out at the expense of the passenger, its cost is 30 euros.
Tourists with the Satellite V vaccine may not do the tests. But the island does not accept other Russian vaccines.
In Russia, there are other vaccines, but we accept only with Sputnik, since the drug was submitted for certification to the WHO. As soon as other vaccines are submitted there, Cyprus will be ready to accept them, he said.
Cyprus announced its readiness to accept Russian tourists on April 1, citizens of the Russian Federation in addition to tests or certificates must fill in the online immigration form CyprusFlightPass during the day before departure.
To visit museums, theaters, tourist attractions, travelers will need a CyprusFlightPass pass in digital or printed form. It is also needed for trips to clubs, which will open on June 10.
Source: tourism.interfax
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