The cost of living in Cyprus is ultimately lower compared to the United Kingdom although the difference is not that great. There are a number of taxation benefits provided to citizens but homeowners generally have to spend around 100 euro every year for council tax and another 120 for refuse tax. 

Cyprus is a famous tourist destination in the Mediterranean. It is the third largest island and due to historical affairs, the UK still controls the last 3% of the Republic. Some of the northern areas are governed by Turkey.

Cyprus has done well in recent years by improving its economy and infrastructure. It is a member of the European Union and will be adopting the euro as well as its national currency. Growth spurts are evident at an average rate of 10%. The rise of the fields of education and construction as well has helped keep national debt at bay. People from the UK visit or permanently stay in Cyprus for its scenic coastal regions, wide range of agricultural space and fast-developing business sector.

Useful phone numbers in Cyprus.

Here you will find all the useful telephone numbers in Cyprus.