Make Cyprus your tax home.

€750 per person covers both claims. We register your Cyprus tax residency and get the certificate, then prepare and file your non-dom claim. Government fees are charged at cost, on top of our fee, once your application is approved.

The 183-day rule is a pure day count. Spend more than 183 days of the year in Cyprus and you're resident. The 60-day rule needs far fewer days, plus a home here, a Cyprus business, job or directorship, and no more than 183 days in any other single country.

For the 60-day rule, usually yes. It needs a business, job or directorship in Cyprus that you keep to the end of the year, and most founders meet it as director of their own company. We form companies for €950, and we can cover both on the same call.

No. Residency decides that Cyprus taxes you. Non-dom is a separate claim that exempts a resident from Special Defence Contribution on dividends and interest. You need both, which is why we file them together.

No SDC and no income tax. GeSY, the national health contribution, still applies at 2.65%, on total income up to €180,000 a year.

Up to 17 years. Once you've been tax resident in Cyprus for 17 of the last 20 years, Cyprus treats you as domiciled here and SDC applies.

With a tax residency certificate from the Tax Department. Foreign banks, tax offices and payment providers ask for it, and getting it is part of the service.

EU citizens staying more than three months need a Yellow Slip, the certificate that registers your residence. We prepare that too, and run it side by side with your tax residency and company. Non-EU citizens need a different residence permit, and we plan that route with you.

We check every condition before you pay. If your situation doesn't meet a route yet, we tell you what's missing rather than taking the order.

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