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The island in the Mediterranean Sea attracts many foreign citizens, so the question of how long you can stay in Cyprus remains popular. The territory of the island is divided into northern and southern parts, and the visa regime for each of them has its own characteristics. Let's have a look at how to fly to Cyprus for more than a month, whether it is possible to stay in the country for more than 90 days, and what is required for this. Content: Visa...

Investing in real estate in Cyprus is an opportunity to become the owner of a valuable asset. However, in order to purchase a truly profitable property, it is necessary to conduct detailed market research, evaluate the quality of the property and its liquidity. Special attention should be paid to security. In our article, we will tell you more about how modern buildings are constructed in Cyprus, as well as key aspects and features of the construction sector in the island state. ...

Cyprus is a popular island in the Mediterranean that attracts tourists from all over the world with its beautiful climate, beaches, rich cultural heritage and, of course, a huge selection of commercial and residential properties. To ensure that buying property in Cyprus is not a disappointment and that the investment is guaranteed to pay off, it is necessary to assess the liquidity of the properties before purchasing. Content:

Cyprus attracts not only with its comfortable living conditions. Another factor that ensures a considerable flow of expats is the tax residency that provides you with the most attractive taxes in Europe. Let's look at what residents and non-residents are offered, what the tax rates are and how to optimize them. The country provides several options on how to become a tax resident of Cyprus. Content: Tax residency in Cyprus

The island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean Sea is a popular destination with foreign investors, so the best construction companies in Cyprus take into account the preferences of an audience of different ages with different income levels and offer different types of real estate. In residential complexes under development, you can purchase an apartment or villa for relocation, seasonal holidays or as an investment. Property in Cyprus is always in demand, therefore buying a home not only allows you to expand...

The market of real estate in Cyprus continues its steady growth: according to the Department of Lands and Surveys, from January to June 2023, 7,689 sales transactions were registered in the republic. Compared to H1 2022, sales increased by 22.8%, which was a record for the last 15 years. Content: Is it worth buying real estate in Cyprus?

A foreign national can live in Cyprus for longer than 90 days by obtaining a residence permit. There are several routes: income from abroad, employment, remote work, study or buying property. For example, permanent residence is granted to buyers of a new home costing at least €300,000 plus VAT. In this article we explain how to enter Cyprus today, which types of residence permit exist, what they cost and which documents you need. We also look at residency through property purchase and what may change after the government...

Are you planning to start a new life in a European country? If you are, it is worth considering the possibility of moving to Cyprus. This incredibly picturesque island offers a pleasant combination of a Mediterranean resort lifestyle and European comfort. The warm climate, beautiful nature, diverse property in Cyprus, and a positive environment for business make the island nation attractive to investors and digital nomads from all over the world. Read on to learn about the pros and cons of immigration to...

Foreigners can buy a flat, a house or a plot of land in Cyprus. An EU citizen completes the purchase in the same way as a Cypriot. A buyer from the UK, Israel or any other country outside the European Union also needs a permit from the district administration — without it, the Department of Lands and Surveys will not transfer the property into the buyer's name. Foreign buyers are a large part of the Cypriot market: from January to July 2026 they signed 41.3% of all sale contracts on the island. ...