On Friday, 3rd July, it was announced by the Minister of Health that, as from August 1st,  UK will be upgraded in Category B, the travellers of which need to provide negative Coronavirus tests upon arrival, provided of course its epidemiological profile continues being positive. 
The Coronavirus test should be taken 72 hours, the latest, prior to travelling and it should be taken in the country of origin. However, the Health authorities at the two Cyprus International airports will continue conducting random tests on passengers from Category A countries.

In relevant of the category each country belongs to, all the inbound passengers are required to present, prior to boarding, a ‘flight pass’, in order to be able to fly to Cyprus. 

Flight Pass Link: https://cyprusflightpass.gov.cy

Below you may find the countries of origin, divided into the two Categories, A and B, based on the internationally available epidemiological data. The list of countries in each category, will be reviewed and reevaluated on a weekly basis.

Category A Countries
Without any travelling restrictions 

1.      Australia

2.      Austria

3.      Canada

4.      Denmark

5.      Estonia

6.      Finland

7.      Germany

8.      Greece

9.      Hungary

10.  Iceland

11.  Ireland

12.  Japan

13.  Korea, Republic of

14.  Latvia

15.  Liechtenstein

16.  Lithuania

17.  Malta

18.  New Zealand

19.  Norway

20.  Poland

21.  Slovakia

22.  Slovenia

23.  Switzerland

1.      Andorra

2.      Belgium

3.      Bulgaria

4.      Croatia

5.      Czech Republic

6.      France

7.      Georgia

8.      Holy See (Vatican City State)

9.      Italy

10.  Luxembourg

11.  Monaco

12.  Netherlands

13.  Romania

14.  San Marino

15.  Serbia

16.  Spain

17.  Uruguay

Please refer to the latest Health & Safety Protocols for Cyprus travelling…https://www.visitcyprus.com/files/COVID-19_Destination_Protocol-Cyprus_final.pdf

Please refer to the latest Cyprus Destination Health & Safety Protocols…https://www.pio.gov.cy/coronavirus/pdf/f30.pdf