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This Expatify hub helps people considering a move to Cyprus find the right guides. Readers can filter by who they are (digital nomad,…
The expat guide to living in Cyprus
Expatify helps you start a new life in Cyprus. Whether you're already living here or just starting to consider the move, our guides support you at every stage: residency, housing, healthcare, schools, work and the hidden gems of island life.
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This Expatify hub helps people considering a move to Cyprus find the right guides. Readers can filter by who they are (digital nomad,…

Moving to Cyprus starts with choosing a city: Nicosia (the capital), Limassol (modern, with beaches and nightlife), Paphos (quieter,…
Limassol is Cyprus's second-largest city, a coastal hub of about 240,000 people (2021) between Larnaca and Paphos airports. It combines…
EU, EEA and Swiss citizens do not need a visa to live in Cyprus but must register for a residence certificate, the Yellow Slip, if they…
Moving to Cyprus takes planning across visas, tax, housing, banking, health cover, work, schools and driving. This checklist walks through…
Anyone staying in Cyprus for more than 90 days needs a residency permit. EU/EEA citizens register for the Yellow Slip, non-EU citizens…
Expatify's housing hub offers expert advice, local insights and practical tips to help you rent or buy a home in Cyprus. It covers the…

GESY (also called GHS) is the General Healthcare System of Cyprus, a universal system launched in 2019 to give everyone legally living in…

Road tax in Cyprus is an annual charge on every registered vehicle, and it can be paid online through the Ministry of Transport portal or…

Non-dom status in Cyprus is a tax arrangement for new residents that can provide tax relief for up to 17 years, including exemption from…
Expats in Cyprus can build a social network by attending expat events, taking up hobbies, visiting local cafés and restaurants and…
Cyprus has 52 marked walking paths that pass through pine forests, Mediterranean scrub and historic sites. The island has 1,908 plant…
Limassol district
Best for: Professionals, families and anyone who wants an international city by the sea
Living in LimassolPaphos district
Best for: Families, retirees, remote workers and nature lovers
Living in PaphosNicosia district
Best for: Professionals, students and families who want city services and schools
Living in NicosiaLarnaca district
Best for: Frequent flyers, families and those who want a calmer seaside town
Living in LarnacaFamagusta 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
Halloumi is a semi-hard, salty Cypriot cheese that does not melt, which makes it ideal for grilling, while feta is softer, crumblier and…
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GESY (also called GHS) is the General Healthcare System of Cyprus, a universal system launched in 2019 to give everyone legally living in…
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Food in Cyprus is shaped by Greek, Ottoman, Venetian and British influences and built on olive oil, halloumi, lemon, fresh herbs, pulses…
Read moreAgios Tychonas lies east of Limassol, where a coastline of upmarket hotels and beaches meets a hillside village and the ruins of ancient…
Read moreAgrotourism in Cyprus means staying in restored stone houses in rural villages and taking part in local life: grape and olive harvests,…
Read moreThe Akamas Peninsula is the wild, protected north-west tip of Cyprus, reached from Latchi or Pegeia, with waymarked trails, the Baths of…
Read moreAkropolis (also spelled Acropolis) is an established residential neighbourhood in the Strovolos municipality, a short drive south of…
Read moreAyia Napa is a resort town on the south-east tip of Cyprus, in the free Famagusta district, best known for white-sand beaches and summer…
Read moreCyprus 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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