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About Cyprus
At a Glance Situated at the north-eastern end of the Mediterranean basin, Cyprus (Κύπρος) is the third largest island in the region, with an area of 9,251 square kilometres (3,572 square miles). Cyprus is at the crossroads of Europe, the Middle-East, Asia and Africa, situated at a distance of 300 km... -
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Accommodation
To rent or purchase an apartment or residence, you can search for availability through the “Advertisements” sections of local Media/News Agencies (print and online versions), or through specialized websites such as marketplaces and real estate agencies’ websites. The Cyprus Real Estates Agents... -
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Banking
Opening a Bank Account In order to open a bank account in Cyprus, the following documents may be required: Copy of identity card or passport or other official document issued by the relevant Cypriot authorities Proof of residence (this may be a recent utility bill of at least 6 months or a rental... -
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Day care, schooling & family related issues
Children's Education Maternity & Paternity The Republic of Cyprus wishes to ensure that children who come to live in Cyprus from other EU and/or Associated Countries as well as Third Countries are able to continue their education. Hence, family members of Incoming Researchers are entitled to... -
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Driving
Driving in Cyprus is on the left side of the road with the steering wheel usually on the right. If a foreigner wants to drive in Cyprus they may do so using their valid International driving licence or National driving licence. This licence must be valid for the type of vehicle they wish to drive... -
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Healthcare
Public Healthcare Public healthcare in Cyprus is administered by the Ministry of Health and is largely financed by taxes and mandatory social service contributions. Access to public healthcare is determined by residency status. Anyone staying in Cyprus for three months or more is considered a... -
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Language Courses
Despite the fact that the majority of the Cypriot population is sufficiently fluent in English, learning the Greek language could be important for any foreign Incoming Researcher wishing to pursue research employment in Cyprus. Greek language courses are offered by the following Institutions: School... -
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Languages
Greek (official), Turkish (official), English is also widely spoken. Language Courses -
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Maternity and Paternity
The Republic of Cyprus, having recognised the importance of efficient protection of pregnant workers as a means to promote the institution of the family, but also as a means to promote the equality of opportunities for men and women, has incorporated in its national legislation, the following laws...