By securing an import permit from the Cyprus Veterinary Services, pets may be brought into . to shipment. Only the following breeds cannot be brought into : American Pit Bull or Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino and Fila Brasileiro. Full information can be obtained from the Veterinary Services – Tel: ++357 22 805240/1, Fax: ++357 22 332803
The medical profession in Cyprus is of high standard and those wishing to consult doctors will find a wide choice of competent doctors, specialists and surgeons practicing on the island. The cost of medical treatment in government and private hospitals is low. A visit to the doctor costs £15-£25 and X-rays £20-£25. Medical care through private insurance is available starting from £142 p.a.
Information on call on weekends/holidays is given on the following telephone numbers:
The local population is Greek speaking. However, approximately 80% of the population is speaking English. It is also useful to note that all street signs, direction signs, shop signs etc. are written in English. Moreover, knowledge of German, French, Russian and other European languages is increasing in respect of the Island’s tourist trade.
Cyprus has two International airports, the largest of which is located in Larnaca (Larnaca) and the other in Paphos. More than 40 airlines operate over 260 flights weekly to and from Cyprus. More than 60 charter airlines fly to Cyprus. Both airports of the island are among the most frequented in the Eastern Mediterranean.
There is public transport service with regular connections between cities with scheduled taxi services. Private taxis and rental cars are readily available.
Cyprus ranks third in the world in having modern telecommunication facilities. CYTA (Cyprus Telecommunication Authority) has a network, which enables participants to have direct dial access to over 200 countries. Moreover, CYTA boasts a virtually all-digital local network, a satellite telecommunications network and a fibre optic submarine cable system that links Cyprus with the rest of the world. CYTA also provides a variety of advanced telecommunications services, covering the whole spectrum of customer needs for both voice and data communications, both fixed and mobile.
Cyprus ranks high in education. It has one university and 34 colleges and institutions of further education. More than 70% of secondary school leavers continue on third level education and more than half continue their studies abroad.
In case of Multi ownership projects whereby a series of common use services are provided, charges vary from apartment to villa according to the quantity/quality of services available and the covered area of the property. Charges vary, for apartments from CY£150-CY£250 p.a and houses with common use facilities from CY£250-CY£350 p.a.
Europeans who become permanent residents in Cyprus and were using in their country a car for at least six months, can bring their car to Cyprus and they will not pay import tax. Moreover, for retired couples there is an additional concession of two duty free cars.
There are many benefits to living in as the overall cost of living averages about 1/3 to 2/3 of most parts of , or the .Here are some examples: • Electricity is charged as and when you use it with a minimal standing charge of per two months. • Although water is precious, it has a set standing charge of CYP£3.80 per two months which allows you to use a set amount of and after this amount you pay by the gallon which is at a very minimal charge.1.35 p/m The inflation rate in in March 2005 was 2.9%. The unemployment rate was 3.6 %. Information on these matters is available on the websites of the Central Bank of , the Statistical Service, the Ministry of Finance and the Cyprus Consumers’ Association.
We are a professional, independently owned and knowledgeable firm of property consultants who understand that personal attention and enthusiasm coupled with an efficient service are important to all our customers and clients.
We are here to ensure a comprehensive guide for the assistance in your property and land preferences, necessitating purposely on your true needs and financial situation. Simply because our experience and in depth knowledge of the Cypriot Property Market is able to tailor and structure every investment opportunity for the most discerning client.
Our personal attention is guaranteed from initial consultation through conclusion of the transaction. We can provide you with the spectrum of experience which is available to clients who require a personal and professional approach to property.
Whether you are intending to sell, purchase, rent or you just require an informal discussion without any obligation, please telephone or email us. Cyprus Free Phone 8000 – ULTRA, 00357 26822700 or info@ultra-properties.com
It is hoped that we shall have the opportunity to be of assistance to you either now or at some time in the future.
For people who have purchased property, is residential permit easily available?
Residential Permit is easily obtained for persons living in Cyprus, who have purchased property. EU citizens enjoy their full rights as Europeans in Cyprus and do not need to acquire a residence permit.
Temporary Permit: The requirement for this permit is the existence of a sales agreement of the property purchases and a Cypriot Bank Account. Temporary residence status can be from one to four years.
Permanent Permit: In addition to be above the applicant must establish proof of an annual income; this refers to pensions and income from investments, of £12.000 per annum for a couple plus CYP2.700 for each dependant person.
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