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Bringing a private car into the Republic of Cyprus

All you want to know about bringing a private car into the Republic of Cyprus There is a lot of confusing information on the web regarding this topic,  resulting in confusion with regards to import duties, registration fees, customs procedures, and more. So what we suggest is that you read the information provided, if you are […]

  • 4 January 2019
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The language

The language The official language in Cyprus is Greek, but if you don’t speak Greek, there is no need to worry. You can get along just fine without speaking Greek and instead speaking English (and Russian to some extent). Tourism (particularly from Russia and UK) is a huge part of the Cypriot economy, so most […]

  • 19 September 2018
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Personal Taxes in Cyprus

Personal Taxes in Cyprus Taxes in Cyprus The tax rates in Cyprus are pretty low, but obviously not compared to the tax rates of European tax havens such as Monaco and Andorra. Here is a short explanation of the tax system in Cyprus: Personal income tax There is no income tax of the first €19,500 […]

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Sports in Cyprus

Sports in Cyprus Sports in Cyprus As for the rest Europe, much of the male population of Cyprus is obsessed with football. Otherwise, the most popular activities relate to the island’s geography and climate, from paragliding and climbing to sailing and scuba diving or even, for a few weeks in the year, skiing on the […]

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Information regarding Brexit

Information regarding Brexit for British Expats living in Cyprus Important information provided by The Daxi Group with regards to the British High Commissioners Visit To Kama Lifestyle Today – IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Many people have been asking for clarification, particularly about permanent residency in Cyprus. This was addressed today by the British High Commissioner and his […]

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The language

The official language in Cyprus is Greek, but if you don’t speak Greek, there is no need to worry. You can get along just fine without speaking Greek and instead speaking English (and Russian to some extent). Tourism (particularly from Russia and UK) is a huge part of the Cypriot economy, so most places are […]

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Taxes in Cyprus

Taxes in Cyprus Taxes in Cyprus The tax rates in Cyprus are pretty low, but obviously not compared to the tax rates of European tax havens such as Monaco and Andorra. Here is a short explanation of the tax system in Cyprus: Personal income tax There is no income tax of the first €19,500 personal […]

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Sports in Cyprus

As for the rest Europe, much of the male population of Cyprus is obsessed with football. Otherwise, the most popular activities relate to the island’s geography and climate,  from paragliding and climbing to sailing and scuba diving or even, for a few weeks in the year, skiing on the snow capped Troodos Mountains. Air sports With its excellent weather and varied terrain and coast, Cyprus is ideal […]

  • 23 April 2018
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Social Insurance

Social Insurance Security Cyprus The Social Insurance Scheme under the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance (MLSI) provides monetary benefits for retirement, illness, disability, old age, marriage, maternity, orphanhood, unemployment, widowhood, death and employment injury. Cyprus citizens and anyone legally employed in Cyprus are eligible for this. EU citizens who are pensioners/retirees are also eligible. Those […]

  • 16 April 2018
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Pros and cons of living in Cyprus

Pros and cons of living in Cyprus There are pros and cons about living in any country and it is the same about Cyprus. It is also to a large extent a personal perspective based on your own expectations and plans for life. Some of the pros and cons will not be visible immediately when […]

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