Editorial guides and community experiences about life in Cyprus.
28 results · “Interview”
Sources checked 28 October 2026. Author: Greek in Cyprus. Short answer: Long-term resident status names Greek at A2. Ordinary naturalisation (form M127) requires B1. In Cyprus you can get an
Dalit moved from Liverpool to Cyprus in retirement and opened Good Taste Gallery in Paphos. Clothes, personal style and a shop built around meeting people.
Natural rain sounds on a balcony near Nicosia, Cyprus. Bougainvillea, grey skies and a wet city view, without music, talking or fast cuts.
Standard Cyprus naturalisation: seven qualifying years before the final twelve-month period, B1 Greek, citizenship exam, M127 documents and fees.
Check financial fees, investment risk, retirement assumptions and cross-border tax as an expat. Use dated research and a practical five-step review.
Yellow Slip for EU citizen spouses in Cyprus: rights, work, self-employment, application process, processing times and citizenship path.
Find private schools by Cyprus district using Ministry directories. Compare listed languages, specific IB programmes and dated fee examples before applying.
Find work in Cyprus: official job services, application advice, dated earnings data, minimum-wage conditions and employment rights to check before accepting.
Apply for a UK visa from Cyprus: understand the VFS process, prepare required documents, book biometrics and check expected processing steps and timing.
American B1/B2 visa from Cyprus: US Embassy in Nicosia, DS-160, interview tips, and what to expect as a non-US resident.
Cyprus naturalisation for highly skilled employees: company eligibility, A2/B1 residence, family criteria, M127 and accelerated-examination fees.
Sergey’s account of the 2025 Cyprus fires and Reforest Network, with dated satellite evidence, project information and current emergency contact advice.
An interview about work and hardship in Cyprus, with attributed experiences and current official notes on minimum wages, student work and labour complaints.
Lilya’s account of a Cyprus rental dispute, electricity loss and a deposit disagreement, with contract questions and a note on the scope of rent-control law.
Lilia’s account of English and Russian schools in Cyprus: changing schools, communication, friendships, fees, activities and choosing a school for a child.
A guest’s personal account of marriage and divorce in Cyprus. Family expectations, cultural differences and official citizenship application guidance.
Tatyana Dyachenko discusses Cyprus Business Club, membership, events and projects. Check the organiser’s current terms before joining or attending.
A parent’s account of Russian, English and Greek schools in Cyprus: her daughter’s move to a Greek school, adaptation, costs and multilingual education.
Dmitry Motorov’s personal account of moving to Cyprus, community, healthcare and schools, with separate current notes on GeSY and non-dom rules.
Sergey Kopov’s account of moving to Cyprus in 2017: first impressions, the Russian-speaking community, the first winter, future plans, Golang and business.