Move to Cyprus from outside the EU.

The everyday name for the temporary residence permit non-EU citizens need to live in Cyprus. Since Brexit, that includes British citizens. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens register with the Yellow Slip instead.

Non-EU citizens starting or running a business in Cyprus. We don't handle private relocations or family-member applications. For those, speak to an immigration specialist.

It depends on what you'll do here. If you'll work in your own Cyprus company, the usual fit is a permit through a company of foreign interests. The Digital Nomad Visa is for people who work for employers or clients abroad, and it doesn't allow work for your own Cyprus company. We confirm your route on the first call.

€600 per person covers the whole application. We check your route, work out which documents it needs, prepare the forms and file with you. Government fees are charged at cost, on top of our fee, once your application is approved.

Your passport, and papers that show what you'll do here and what you earn. The exact list depends on your route. We give it to you after the first call and check every document before you file.

Yes. Anyone, of any nationality, can own a Cyprus company, and we register it online without a visit. You need the permit to live here, not to own the company.

It depends on your route and on how long the Migration Department takes to decide. We prepare a complete file, so your application doesn't stall over a missing paper.

Yes. It's a temporary permit, so it has an end date. Permits through a company of foreign interests run for up to three years. A Digital Nomad Visa runs for one year and can be renewed for two more.

No. Residence permits and tax residency are decided by different authorities under different laws. Tax residency depends on the days you spend here, under the 183-day or the 60-day rule. We handle tax residency and non-dom status as a separate service.

Every application comes with a 100% approval guarantee. If yours is refused, you get a full refund.