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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 2025

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Cyprus Digital Nomads: Applications Now Open

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The Cyprus Migration Department has officially announced the reopening of applications for the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa Scheme. This initiative offers non-EU and non-EEA nationals the opportunity to reside in Cyprus while working remotely for foreign employers or clients.

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The Cyprus migration department has announced that it once again accepts applications for residence permits through the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa scheme.

The Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa Scheme allows non-EU and non-EEA individuals to live temporarily in Cyprus while working for a foreign employer or offering services to clients abroad.

The goal is to boost Cyprus as a hub for electronic services and strengthen its business ecosystem, supporting the country's economic development.

Who Can Apply?

  • Non-EU/EEA nationals who work remotely.
  • Employees of companies registered abroad or self-employed professionals with overseas clients.
  • Applicants must show a stable net income of at least €3,500 per month (after tax and contributions).

Key Benefits:

  • Residence in Cyprus for one year, with a possible renewal for up to two more years.
  • Family members can join (without the right to work in Cyprus).
  • If living in Cyprus for over 183 days in a tax year, and not a tax resident elsewhere, individuals become tax residents of Cyprus.
  • The perks of living in a sunny island, with a high quality of life and a vigorous business environment!

The maximum number of permits is capped at 500.

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