Leading legal professionals in Cyprus answering the most frequently asked inquiries relating to daily life submit-Brexit and all of the variations and …
supply
We Are Life Changers
We Are Life Changers
Leading legal professionals in Cyprus answering the most frequently asked inquiries relating to daily life submit-Brexit and all of the variations and …
supply
T C
on said
Great video, very informative, you will be my first port of call when I'm ready to buy.
Leonidas Leonida
on said
Perfect video. Very informative and explains everything very clearly. Highly recommend to watch it.
Patric Preece
on said
i am not bothered or buying into anything, this is for people who have money to burn.
George Tatsis
on said
Great video!!!
Kiwiland
on said
Looks hollywood celebrity
Sarah Smart
on said
hi great video always fancied a place in Cyprus will be contacting you when my house is sold in uk
Caroline and Rick Collard
on said
Informative & clarifies a number of issues, thanks for putting this together.
paraskevakis
on said
Thank you very educational for a lot of us
jamie walker
on said
Thank you for the video as we found it not only informative but interesting also.
Anna Bo
on said
I bought before 3 months apartment.Thks u Buy Sell real estate,especially mister Leonidas Leonida
mary s
on said
Wonderful video. Charlotte, is there an e-mail I can get in contact with you please? (it has to do with my interest in work). Thank-you so much in advance.
Richo
on said
What implications for Australian resident buying a property?
martin Hankinson
on said
Looking at Living in Cyprus in the future and category F status is what I think suits me best.
I went from having no hope of living in Cyprus after Brexit to at least some way forward.
Thanks for the video a little bit clearer now.
Angela Galloway
on said
But most here are not British we are English English has to be recognised like Scottish and Welsh Irish
Wiser and Happier
on said
Our family own properties we bought Pre-Brexit but live overseas. Can I live in Cyprus permanently?
Brian Notley
on said
is it same for north cyprus
Johnny
on said
As a non British, non Cypriot, and just a foreigner that's not European, would I be able to take mortgage from a bank in Cyprus to pay for an apartment in Cyprus so that I can move there and get my residency after a year of being there?
Can I pay 30% of the apartment value and then pay the rest over the next couple of years?
qtyuuii
on said
they're should be deported
MegaDonlemon
on said
Just don't think it is so easy to get citizenship in Cyprus if you were not born there or are of Cypriot descent, you will need a resident's permit which you will need to renew in person every year for a period of 5 years. Marrying a Cypriot does not exempt you from this. Unless things have changed this is not a pleasant experience.If you have Cypriot heritage however the process takes only 2 months from start to finish and is much, much cheaper. Also there is a difference between which government department you will need to go to, migration for people of Cypriot origin and immigration for everyone else. You need a lot of patience and you should find out before hand about requirements (what ID etc you need) otherwise you will be going backwards and forwards like a yoyo..and you will still be going backwards and forwards because one person will ask you for one set of documents and another person from the same department will tell you that you have brought the wrong documents and you should bring something else. Not trying to put anyone off but if you don't speak the language you better take someone who does with you. I have been through this for myself and someone of no Cypriot origin and it was a nightmare in the case of the latter and also a lot more expensive. Initial application cost something like €330, annual resident permits etc. Passport alone for a non national costs over €500 euros, if I factor everything else in must over €1000 or more and that's doing everything yourself. And you will need an ID card before you can get a passport, thats not so expensive..oh and I forgot to mention never let anyone hold on to important documents, you can show original documents but my advice is to only allow officials to keep copies, if you hand over passports etc there is a pretty high chance it will be lost!😀 All of the above may not be 100% accurate as things change but I still think a lot of the above might still apply, fast track maybe possible but I think only if you are investing a large sum of money. If you can't be bothered with bureaucracy your coming to the wrong place! lol
Kieron Gowans
on said
What about health insurance?
Simon Collins
on said
Thanks Buy & Sell, that's a very helpful video packed full of content.
Patricia
on said
I highly recommend not to invest in Cyprus. I am selling my apartment in Cyprus and for many reasons, do not adivse to buy there, the lawyers also being one of the reasons. i live in Spain now and much more welcoming on many points of views.
Alan Norton
on said
Enjoyed it a lot, great questions & answers
Yogi Parashara
on said
When buying a property in Cyprus over the value of 300,000 is residency granted for me and my wife (as it would be for both of us)?