Northern Cyprus allows individuals to carry up to €10,000 in cash per person when entering or exiting the country. For amounts exceeding this limit, a declaration is required, and transferring larger sums must be done through banks. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

What Is the Limit for Exporting Cash From Northern Cyprus?

Travelers can carry up to €10,000 or its equivalent in another currency when leaving Northern Cyprus. Any amount exceeding this must be declared at customs according to the Central Bank’s exchange rate on the day of export.

Can Children Carry Cash in Northern Cyprus?

Although the law does not specify restrictions for minors, each passenger, regardless of age, is allowed to carry up to €10,000. However, large amounts carried by children may raise questions at customs. For peace of mind, it’s advisable to avoid minors carrying significant sums.

What Are the Rules for Importing Cash Into Northern Cyprus?

The rules for importing cash mirror those for exporting.

How to Declare Cash Over €10,000 in Northern Cyprus?

Travelers can bring in €10,000 or its equivalent without the need for a declaration. For amounts exceeding this limit, a three-copy declaration is required:

  • One copy is kept by the passenger.
  • One remains with customs.
  • One is sent to the Central Bank of the TRNC.

 

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