Relocation to Cyprus

Particularly accessible immigration and investment routes: Cyprus is a full EU member and offers regulated residency routes, including fast-track permanent residence through investment from €300,000 in new property, a digital nomad visa requiring monthly income from €3,500, and work visas in international companies (BCS).

Non-Dom status and some of the world's most attractive tax incentives: Cypriot residents not native to the country benefit from Non-Dom status, providing full tax exemption on dividend and interest income for 17 years, no inheritance tax and a competitive 12.5% corporate tax rate.

Affordable living costs with differences between cities: Cyprus's overall prices are lower than Israel's, especially for essentials, local services and leisure.

A dynamic housing market and varied property options: luxury towers and modern apartments in Limassol, alongside detached homes and spacious apartments in Larnaca and Paphos.

One of the region's leading British international school networks: the island has many private English-language international schools following GCSE/A-Level curricula and supporting entry to leading universities worldwide.

An advanced national healthcare system alongside private medicine: Cypriot residents are entitled to join GeSY, providing broad, equitable coverage in public and private hospitals with low patient contributions.

A vibrant Israeli community and a welcoming multicultural environment: Cyprus hosts one of Europe's largest, most cohesive and active Israeli communities, with major centres in Limassol, Larnaca and Paphos.

An international centre for fintech, technology and finance: Cyprus has established itself as a regional hub for technology companies, hedge funds, gaming and fintech businesses.