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Cyprus Tax Residency

Cyprus Tax Residency Advice

Tax residence depends on facts and dates, not intention alone. Travel days, homes, employment, business roles and connections with other countries should be reviewed before a Cyprus residence position is claimed.

We help individuals assess the available Cyprus residence routes, organise supporting evidence and identify overseas or treaty questions requiring separate advice.

Our tax residency support

  • Residence fact-finding and travel-day review
  • Assessment of available Cyprus residence routes
  • Review of employment, directorship and business connections
  • Identification of dual-residence and treaty questions
  • Supporting-document and application assistance
  • Coordination with non-dom and personal tax registrations

Who this service is for

The service is relevant to individuals moving to Cyprus, spending substantial time here or taking Cyprus employment, management or business responsibilities.

  • Business owners moving to Cyprus
  • Employees and remote workers
  • Directors of Cyprus companies
  • Internationally mobile individuals and families

How we work

1. Day-count and facts

Travel records, accommodation, work, directorships and personal connections are documented.

2. Route assessment

The facts are compared with the Cyprus rules applying to the relevant tax year.

3. Cross-border review

Potential residence claims elsewhere and treaty issues are identified for coordinated advice.

4. Evidence and filing

Documents and registrations are organised, with assumptions and monitoring points recorded.

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Frequently asked questions

Is spending time in Cyprus enough?

A day count is important, but the applicable route may also require other factual conditions.

What records should I keep?

Travel records, boarding passes, accommodation evidence, employment documents and records of relevant ties can be important.

What if another country also treats me as resident?

A double-tax treaty analysis may be needed, with advice from the other jurisdiction.

Is tax residency the same as immigration residence?

No. Tax and immigration rules have different tests and procedures.

Discuss your requirements

Send us your expected arrival date, travel pattern, employment or company roles and countries where you may remain tax resident.

Contact our Limassol office or call +357 99 141822.