I've Spoken to 200+ Brits About Moving to Cyprus. These 7 Things Always Surprise Them.
The income threshold, the tax saving in year one, the 60-day rule, the healthcare. What nobody tells you before you move — with real numbers.
Read the guide →No generic overviews. No outdated numbers. Each guide is written from ground level in Paphos with the information people actually need before making a decision.
The income threshold, the tax saving in year one, the 60-day rule, the healthcare. What nobody tells you before you move — with real numbers.
Read the guide →Residency permit, non-dom registration, bank account, GESY, driving licence. The full checklist in the right order, with the mistakes that cause the most delay.
Read the guide →One-off fees, advisory costs, ongoing monthly expenses and what most people forget to budget for. With a direct tax saving comparison.
Read the guide →Salary thresholds, eligible companies, documents, timelines and the common mistakes. Everything a UK company director needs to know about the BFU work and residence permit.
Read the guide →Tax, non-dom, residency process, company formation, healthcare and UK ties — every question we hear each week, answered clearly in one place.
Read the guide →Crime rates, road safety, the political situation and healthcare — the honest picture of safety in Cyprus from people who actually live there.
Read the guide →International and private schools in Limassol, Paphos, Nicosia and Larnaca — fees, waiting lists and what every expat parent needs to know before they move.
Read the guide →All the numbers side by side — tax on pensions, dividends, capital gains, residency requirements and cost of living across three Mediterranean destinations.
Read the guide →Banking delays, 40-degree summers, bureaucracy at its own pace and why you will need a car. The practical realities the glossy relocation guides leave out.
Read the guide →Buy a qualifying new-build worth €300,000 and get permanent residency in 2 to 6 months instead of years of waiting. The requirements, the process and the catches.
Read the guide →Category F residency is now taking 12 to 24 months. What it means for your legal status while you wait, and the documentation mistakes that make it longer.
Read the guide →€3,500 minimum income, a 2-year cap, no path to non-dom. Honest look at who benefits and who should skip straight to full tax residency.
Read the guide →Private pensions, SIPPs and the State Pension — how the UK-Cyprus double tax treaty works and why the 5% flat rate option is so attractive for retirees.
Read the guide →7 steps from name approval to having a live Cyprus company. What it costs, how long each step takes and what to have ready before you start.
Read the guide →Cyprus introduced an 8% flat CGT on crypto gains in 2026. How it works, how non-dom status interacts with it, and when a company structure makes more sense.
Read the guide →NHR is gone. Portugal's IFICI is sector-specific. Cyprus's non-dom is still intact at 0% on dividends. The 2026 comparison every entrepreneur needs to read.
Read the guide →15% tax, 0% on dividends and gains, EU membership, English law, 65 tax treaties — six reasons why Cyprus has become Europe's company registration capital.
Read the guide →You do not need to live in Cyprus to be a Cyprus tax resident. The 60-day rule explained — the 4 conditions, who qualifies and the common mistakes.
Read the guide →Corporate tax rose from 12.5% to 15% on 1 January 2026. The IP Box moved to 3%, the structure benefits stay intact. Everything that changed and what it means for your company.
Read the guide →No jargon. No caveats. Just a clear explanation of what non-dom status means, what it covers and whether you qualify — in under 5 minutes.
Read the guide →The 10 steps most guides get completely wrong. From choosing the right residency route for your passport to registering for GESY before you need a doctor.
Read the guide →How UK pension income is taxed in Cyprus, the 5% flat-rate election, the UK-Cyprus double tax treaty and why more British retirees are making the move.
Read the guide →EU citizens get the yellow slip. British nationals post-Brexit need the pink slip. The difference is not just colour — the requirements are completely different.
Read the guide →Every document you need, the exact process, current processing times and how to stay legally resident in Cyprus while you wait for your permit.
Read the guide →Limassol is the business hub. Paphos is the lifestyle choice. Cost of living, schools, community and property — the honest comparison for expats choosing where to settle.
Read the guide →GESY is Cyprus's universal health system. How to register, what it covers, what it costs and how private hospitals fit alongside it.
Read the guide →0% dividends vs 39.35%. 15% corporate vs 25%. 0% capital gains vs 20%. The tax comparison that explains why so many UK professionals are relocating.
Read the guide →Rent, food, transport, schools and healthcare — monthly budgets for singles, couples and families in Limassol, Paphos and Larnaca with actual figures.
Read the guide →The checklist that gets you legally and financially ready before you land — from HMRC notification to bank account timing and residency applications.
Read the guide →Pink Slip, Digital Nomad Visa, Category F, the August 2026 biometric deadline and non-dom tax benefits. Everything UK nationals need to know before they move.
Read the guide →The 2026 reform extended non-dom to 17 years with stronger protections. Here is everything that changed, and what it means if you are leaving the UK.
Read the guide →You need €3,500/month net and a non-Cypriot employer. But what happens to your taxes? Most guides give a vague answer. Here is the clear one.
Read the guide →Malta is faster. Cyprus is cheaper and has a better non-dom structure. And once Cyprus joins Schengen, the comparison shifts significantly.
Read the guide →Form a Cyprus company, trigger the 60-day rule, gain non-dom status, receive dividends at 0%. The full playbook, including the management and control rule most guides ignore.
Read the guide →Most articles still quote 12 to 24 months. Here is the honest picture on current processing times and the legal bridge strategy while your application is assessed.
Read the guide →The guides cover the common ground. Your situation has specifics. Book a strategy call and get a straight answer.
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