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Cyprus – Citizenship

There are three principal pathways to Cypriot citizenship: naturalisation following an adequate period of lawful residence (typically eight years), registration on the basis of marriage or civil partnership with a Cypriot national (after three years), and citizenship through descent from

Cyprus – Car Rental

For most visitors, hiring a car in Cyprus is a simple and hassle-free experience. Drivers must be a minimum of 21 years of age, possess a valid driving licence — EU and EEA licences are recognised without the need for

Cyprus – Buying or Importing a Car

For foreign nationals, acquiring or importing a car in Cyprus is an achievable process, though it involves navigating a number of important steps. Cyprus follows left-hand traffic rules and the vast majority of vehicles on its roads are right-hand drive.

Cyprus – Buses and Trams

When it comes to public transport, Cyprus depends almost entirely on its bus network — no trams or rail lines are currently running anywhere on the island. Services are generally affordable and well-organised, with modern intercity coaches connecting the main

Cyprus – Banking

Cyprus offers a straightforward banking environment for newcomers: accounts are euro-denominated, the sector is overseen jointly by the Central Bank of Cyprus and the European Central Bank, and a handful of prominent local banks dominate alongside Greek subsidiaries and various

Cyprus – Animal Welfare and Cultural Issues

Cyprus maintains a nuanced and continually developing relationship with animals. Pet ownership — particularly dogs and cats — is on the rise, most noticeably in urban areas, yet the island continues to contend with substantial stray populations, uneven enforcement of