
The Allure of Paphos: Cyprus's Jewel of the West
Paphos District is one of Cyprus's six administrative regions, on the island's west coast, with the town of Paphos as its capital. Since…
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The best villages to visit in Cyprus are Lefkara, Omodos, Lofou, Kakopetria, Kalopanagiotis, Fikardou, Platres, Agros, Kathikas and…
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The Agia Eirini to Limeria trail is a linear 5 km hike through Adelfoi Forest in the Nicosia district of Cyprus, from Agia Eirini Village…
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A used car that is already registered in another EU country can come to Cyprus without customs duty, as long as you can prove it is in…
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Expats in Cyprus pay and receive money in euros, usually open a local bank account to avoid international fees, and become tax residents…
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Finding work in Cyprus is easiest for EU/EFTA citizens (and UK nationals covered by the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement), while third-country…
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International schools in Cyprus are concentrated in Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca and Paphos, and most follow a British curriculum, with a…
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European University Cyprus (EUC) is a private university in Nicosia, recognised by the Republic of Cyprus. It grew out of Cyprus College…
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English is widely used in Cyprus's legal profession, so finding an English-speaking lawyer (an "advocate") is usually easy. The hard part…
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In your first three months in Cyprus, secure a rental contract, register your residence with the Migration Department (EU citizens must…
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Limassol district
Best for: Professionals, families and anyone who wants an international city by the sea
Living in Limassol
Paphos district
Best for: Families, retirees, remote workers and nature lovers
Living in Paphos
Nicosia district
Best for: Professionals, students and families who want city services and schools
Living in Nicosia
Larnaca district
Best for: Frequent flyers, families and those who want a calmer seaside town
Living in Larnaca
Famagusta district
Best for: Beach lovers, retirees, families who want a relaxed coastal pace, and remote workers who don't need a daily city commute
Living in Famagusta
Cyprus has dozens of Blue Flag beaches, the international eco-label for clean water, safety and good beach management. Most are in the…
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Since Brexit, a car from the UK is a non-EU import in Cyprus. It can be registered only if it is under five years old on arrival (counted…
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Residents of the Republic of Cyprus can cross to the north at nine official crossing points, two of them in central Nicosia for…
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The Cyprus digital nomad visa is a one-year residence permit for non-EU/EEA nationals who work remotely for employers or clients based…
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You are Cyprus tax resident for a calendar year if you spend more than 183 days in Cyprus, or if you meet the 60-day rule: at least 60…
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EDA Family Café is a family-run café in Kouklia, Paphos, serving fresh, homemade Greek, Eastern European, Ukrainian and deli-style dishes,…
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