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Cyprus personal tax returns (form T.D. 1) are filed online. For the 2025 tax year, employees, pensioners and self-employed people without…
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EU, EEA and Swiss citizens who have lived legally in Cyprus for five continuous years, without relying on social assistance, can apply for…

There are four main routes to Cyprus citizenship for expats: naturalisation (12 months of continuous residence before applying plus at…

Expats in Cyprus should make a written will, signed in front of two witnesses, that also expressly chooses the law of their nationality.…

Expats in Cyprus can build a social network by attending expat events, taking up hobbies, visiting local cafés and restaurants and…

Expats in Cyprus can meet people at jazz nights in Nicosia, cultural performances at the Rialto Theatre in Limassol, community events at…

Homesickness is a normal part of adjusting to expat life in Cyprus, especially in the first few months. Staying in touch with family,…

Building ties in your community leads to richer personal experiences and a more satisfying life. You can do it by joining local…

Cyprus has 52 marked walking paths, maintained by the Department of Forests, that run through pine forest, Mediterranean scrub, gorges and…

Cyprus has dozens of Blue Flag beaches, the international eco-label for clean water, safety and good beach management. Most are in the…

The Painted Churches in the Troodos Region are ten Byzantine and post-Byzantine churches and monasteries with wall paintings from the 11th…

Agrotourism in Cyprus means staying in restored stone houses in rural villages and taking part in local life: grape and olive harvests,…

The most popular boat trips in Cyprus leave from Latchi harbour to the Blue Lagoon on the Akamas Peninsula, from Ayia Napa and Protaras…