Great News!
As of July 23, border crossing between China and Cyprus will resume
No need for home quarantine
Recently, the Infectious Disease Surveillance and Control Department of the Ministry of Health and Social Services of Cyprus has reassessed the COVID-19 epidemic situation in various countries. According to the epidemiological risk assessment, China has been classified as a Category B country, which is currently considered a low-risk country.
Category A - Currently Low-Risk Countries
European Union Member States: 1) Austria, 2) Germany, 3) Denmark, 4) Greece, 5) Estonia, 6) Ireland, 7) Latvia, 8) Lithuania, 9) Malta, 10) Hungary, 11) Poland, 12) Slovakia, 13) Slovenia, 14) Finland
Schengen Area Members: 1) Switzerland, 2) Iceland, 3) Liechtenstein, 4) Norway
Non-EU Countries: 1) Japan, 2) Canada, 3) New Zealand, 4) South Korea
Passengers from Category A countries/regions are not required to present a COVID-19 laboratory test certificate and do not need to self-isolate.
Category B - Currently Lower-Risk Countries
European Union Member States: 1) Belgium, 2) Bulgaria, 3) France, 4) Spain, 5) Italy, 6) Croatia, 7) Netherlands, 8) Czech Republic
Microstates: 1) Andorra, 2) Monaco, 3) Vatican City, 4) San Marino
Non-EU Member Countries: 1) Algeria, 2) Australia, 3) Georgia, 4) Morocco, 5) Rwanda, 6) Thailand, 7) Tunisia, 8) Uruguay, 9) China
Passengers from Category B countries/regions must undergo laboratory testing and obtain a certificate proving a negative PCR test for the virus at least 72 hours prior to departure.
It is important to note that the classification list of the above countries is subject to adjustment based on changes in data. New data will be published at any time, and the list of the above countries/regions will also be updated accordingly. It should be noted that the classification of the above countries takes into account the recommendations issued by the European Council on June 30 regarding the gradual lifting of travel bans to the EU.
With Cyprus resuming border crossings with multiple countries, it signifies a gradual recovery of the real estate investment and tourism accommodation sectors in Cyprus, and the economy is about to restart. Meanwhile, the outlook for Cypriot banks remains stable, with S&P Global Ratings recently reaffirming its B+/B long-term and short-term credit ratings for Cypriot banks.
For investors, now is an excellent time to invest in Cyprus. Investors can purchase properties in Cyprus starting from €2 million (whether one or multiple properties) and make a donation of €150,000, allowing three generations of the family to apply for Cypriot EU passports.
The WorldWay Group, one of the top 500 Asian brands, has maintained good interaction with the Cypriot government for many years. In 2011, it was one of the first to introduce the Cyprus Permanent Residency and Citizenship by Investment Program to China, initiating an exciting journey of investment immigration to Europe; in 2014, the "Paphos Night" events in Beijing and Shanghai were investment and cultural exchange activities themed around European cities.
2020 is the Year of Health Planning! Health planning, identity first. For more details, please consult our hotline, Mainland China: 400-138-2929 Hong Kong, China: (852)2802 8798.
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