Paphos Life

Firstly, my apologies for another thread on Covid.

If my flight does go ahead, do our letters from NHS Scotland, which confirm we are double vaccinated, suffice as necessary proof to enter premises?

Eg, do they replace the Cyprus Safe Pass?

Again, my apologies if this has been covered elsewhere but there are so many topics with a mountain of replies and as someone else said I'm a bit lost in it all

Your cyprus flight pass that you complete 48hrs before departure acts as your safe pass for the duration of your stay, valid for 2 months. Carry it with you at all times.
See Q.8
https://www.visitcyprus.com/files/Covid ... uly_21.pdf

That is a good guide that should answer most of your questions.

For returning to uk see here:

https://www.gov.uk/uk-border-control

Ruth

My guess (and it is no more than that) is that Yes they will suffice to allow you into places in Paphos.
Here, when you are vaccinated you get a small piece of paper about 8" x 3" with the vaccine name on it and the dates of vaccination. It has your name and official stamp on it and that is all I show to get in anywhere. It is not a safe pass, but it acts as one, ie it shows you have been vaccinated. You may well have to show some ID to prove you are the person named on the vaccination certificate

Brilliant, thanks for the replies and information.
I'm very grateful.

If cyprus flight pass is valid as a "safe pass" for 2 months,what happens after that. Will my UK NHS Vax cert cover me?