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The Euro (EUR) is the official currency of Cyprus

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Exchage Rates

The Euro (EUR) is the official currency of Cyprus

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Public Holidays

1 Jan New Year's Day. 6 Jan Epiphany. 15 Feb Green Monday. 25 Mar Greek Independence Day. 1 Apr Greek Cypriot National Day. 2 Apr Greek Orthodox Good Friday. 5 Apr Greek Orthodox Easter Monday. 1 May Labour Day. 24 May Pentecost (Kataklysmos). 15 Aug Assumption. 1 Oct Cyprus Independence Day. 28 Oct Greek National Day (Ochi Day). 24 Dec - 26 Dec Christmas.

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Larnaca's Residents

Larnaca is home to the largest number of foreigners and tourists in the country. Despite being one of the largest cities on the island, the people of Larnaca still remain small-town, friendly and hospitable to everyone. Even though there are so many diverse cultures and influences on the people, they remain very close-knit and lead simple lives and enjoy partying and relaxing with each others families. Music, dance and art is very popular among all the people, and they strive to keep their heritage alive while catering to many different cultures.

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Visa Information

Most people require a Cyprus Visa to enter into Larnaca, even for a transit visit. For a complete list of which countries require a visa, it is advisable to contact the embassy or visit the website www.larnaca.com/v/visa_requirements. The different types of visas available are short-stay visas, which are given to tourists for up to 90 days, long-stay visa which is for more than 90 days and are given for nationals who are interested in working, residence or studying in the country, transit visa and group visas which are issued for a group of between 5 to 50 people and is valid for a maximum of 30 days.

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