Reopening of applications for the National Solidarity Fund Replenishment Scheme
Summary
The Ministry of Finance is reopening the electronic service “Participation in the National Solidarity Fund Replenishment Scheme” from 9 November 2026 to 28 January 2027. Applications are limited to affected natural persons who had the status of a “private client,” whose deposits or securities were impaired in 2013 because of resolution measures at the Bank of Cyprus or Laiki Bank, and who did not submit an electronic application between 20/12/2023 and 25/5/2024 and did not receive an NSF-**** reference number.
Applications are accepted only online through the affected person’s CY Login Profile. People with a Cypriot identity card or a residence permit in Cyprus (ARC) must create and verify their profile. People without a Cypriot identity card who are not residents of Cyprus need only create a profile; their identity is verified during the application through additional information and documents entered and uploaded then. For deceased affected persons, use either a verified or an unverified CY Login in the deceased person’s name. Each affected person applies for themselves through their own profile.
Deposit impairment was recorded per customer, not per bank account, while securities impairment was recorded per investor share. For the Bank of Cyprus, enter any bank account number or investor share number, without stating the impairment amount. For Laiki Bank, complete only the impairment field. The information will be checked against records from both banks. A reference number NSF-**** is provided after final electronic submission. The submission deadline is 28 January 2027; applications cannot be submitted after that date. Detailed instructions are in the service’s “Instructions / What you will need” section on gov.cy. For Fund matters, contact [email protected] exclusively; for CY Login matters, contact [email protected]. Before making an enquiry, applicants should read the announcement and service instructions. Enquiries must be in writing and are accepted only for matters not covered by those materials.