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ARTICLE · 27 JANUARY 2021

Government Issues Post-Brexit Guidance For UK Nationals

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The Government of Cyprus has provided further instructions for UK nationals to continue living and working the country in 2021.

CyprusGovernment, Public Sector
Lucy Halse
Lucy Halse
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Key Points

  • Cyprus has provided post-Brexit work and residency guidance for UK nationals
  • UK nationals who were residents of Cyprus before December 31, 2020 are eligible for an Article 50 permit
  • Non-EU family members of UK nationals who were residents before December 31, 2020 can apply for a national residence permit
  • No application deadline has been provided
  • Valid residents can use their existing residency documents as proof of residency before receiving their new residence permit
  • The application fee for a new residence permit is EUR 30
  • No guidance is available for cross-border and posted workers at this time

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The Government of Cyprus has provided further instructions for UK nationals to continue living and working the country in 2021.

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