Übersicht
The U.S. Embassy in Nicosia manages the bilateral relationship with the Republic of Cyprus, a key partner in the Eastern Mediterranean. The mission's priorities include promoting a comprehensive settlement to reunify the island, strengthening security cooperation, and expanding trade and investment. The embassy engages with both Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities.Mehr lesenWeniger anzeigen
Visumdienste
The embassy provides a full range of nonimmigrant visa services. As Cyprus is a member of the Visa Waiver Program, its citizens can typically travel to the U.S. for tourism or business without a visa. The embassy processes visas for other purposes, such as study and work.
Konsularische Dienste
The American Citizen Services (ACS) unit provides passport services, Consular Reports of Birth Abroad, notarial services, and emergency assistance to U.S. citizens in Cyprus.
Handels- und Exportunterstützung
The embassy's Political/Economic section supports U.S. trade and investment in Cyprus. It assists U.S. companies interested in sectors like energy, financial services, and tourism.
Investitionsmöglichkeiten
The embassy highlights investment opportunities in Cyprus's energy sector, its role as a regional business hub, and its growing tourism industry. It also encourages Cypriot investment into the U.S. through the SelectUSA program.
Geschäftsunterstützung
The embassy advocates for U.S. business interests and works with the Cypriot government to improve the investment climate. It plays a key role in supporting U.S. energy companies involved in the region's natural gas discoveries.
Kultur- und Bildungsprogramme
The Public Affairs section fosters people-to-people ties across the island through bicommunal programs, educational exchanges like the Fulbright Program, and cultural events.
Terminvereinbarung
Appointments are required for all routine consular services and must be scheduled online through the embassy's website.
Besondere Hinweise
The embassy is located near the UN-controlled Buffer Zone (the 'Green Line') that divides Nicosia. The U.S. is a strong supporter of the UN-led efforts to reunify the island.