Really? I suppose you found a job that really suited you in Berlin. Or for other reasons. Have you been living in Berlin for long? I'm thinking of moving to and working in Cyprus in the near future, I'm living in Greece at the moment
Thank you for your induction, am really happy and learnt a lot, by God grace I will be there soon but I will like to nationalize there, what should I do to actualize my dream
Hey Thomas, yes, that's possible, but I recommend talking to the lawyer in charge of the PR to double-check everything else, as it can be a quite individual process.
Good information! thanks! more questions about the NHS contribution: what kind of coverage will you get from this? do you also need extra private medical insurance for living in Cyprus?
Hi, thanks for the comment. I myself don't have extra private insurance, but other people do, this depends very much on your individual situation. I think this is a little complex, so the best thing is to talk to a local insurance agent and ask him. I wish you all the best!
Hey ! I loved your video - I am thking about move there - I am a high talented personal trainer - injury rehabilitation specialist - And I have a little experience in construction industry so I can make the very basic moves. (in construction i.) What is your advice? Which job can make more money? What about freelancing? (I mean personal trainer, stuff like that) My english is okay , I can give lessons in english as well. Which websites are the most famous in workpalce searching? Thanks bro! I hope u are doin well:)
Great video. Very informative buddy but there is a 2.65% contribution to the health system on dividends AFAIK. Just moved here to Paphos guided by you and others, so thanks for this helpful videos!
Hey! Yes, I outlined this in another comment. I didn't mention the NHS contribution in the video as it isn't tax in the first place. But you're right, and I'll note that in future videos. See you soon in Paphos!
@@Rico Good information! thanks! more questions about the NHS contribution: what kind of coverage will you get from this? do you also need extra private medical insurance for living in Cyprus?
I myself don't have an extra medical insurance, but this depends very much on your individual situation. Best is to ask a consultant about it. Hope this helps! Rico :)
Great video! What do you do about banking (Corporate and Personal)? Cyprus banks don't exactly have the best reputation in the world, but I wonder if it has improved?
Hey Jay, thanks for your feedback and I absolutely understand your concerns. In fact, I did a research on this topic and the banking has definitely improved here in Cyprus, however from a UX perspective I just like Fintechs, because they are very fast and convenient. I use them for personal and corporate banking.
But anyway this is an island, so can you recommend this place for living for a long-term living with family? For 10-20 years for example or you will come back to Germany (I suppose you are from there), because Cyprus can become too boring for living? How do you think?
Hey, this is a very good question. Honestly, I think Cyprus is a very good place for a family and I don't see why it should be more boring than Germany. I see a lot of families here with happy kids, always smiling, playing at the sea or in their pool. You can rent a very big house for relatively low money (compared to Germany for example) so every kid definitely has their own room. Also, the schools and doctors here are very good if you choose the right ones & in the future this will only be improved. So I think Cyprus is getting more and more attractive with fun things to do, especially for families. I'd love to see my kids growing up at the sea, in a big house with relaxed and happy neighbours and a warm climate. Hope this helps, Rico.
The incorporation of a CY Company costs somewhere between 1.500€ - 2.000€. But be aware, currently the process takes much longer than normal. All the best and talk soon! :)
I noticed that at (1:08) while you were stopped at the red light, the car next to you did not make a left turn until the light turned green. I assume that you cannot make a left turn at a red light in Cyprus, as opposed to here in N America where you are allowed to make a right turn at a red light (in most places) after coming to a complete stop, and when it is clear of pedestrians and cars in your path. Thanks ...
Hey William, nice to see you here! Well noticed. It's not allowed to just turn here. There are only a handful of lights with an additional light for turning, but in whole Paphos there are maybe 5 of them. Normally we stop until it's green again, for both, driving straight and turning.
I bought in Spain in 1999.almost straight away it was broken into. And again and again and again .the locks changed bars put on the windows .till they started coming in through the front door when we were in . Yes id had enough. Finaly sold it. I put the money away where i couldnt get my hands on it an waste it on silly cars .. a few years later we found Kamares Village in Tala Paphos Cyprus. Different alltogether i can reccomend it look it up.but dont buy in Spain .
Hi Rico, Great content & love your enthusiasm! Can you tell me or point me in the right direction to find out about retiring, renting a property, but how to get residency longer than 3 months? Thanks in advance :)!
Hey Jason, this depends on your origin, current residency and financial situation. :) It's best to contact a local retirement agency here in Cyprus. Unfortunately, at the moment, I don't know any agency yet. Otherwise, I'd love to give you a recommendation.
Beautiful country with lots of good reasons to migrate there. That's why it's almost impossible. Unless you have a passport issued by an EU country your chances are about nil. Even brain surgeons and rocket scientists struggle. If you're a multi millionaire then it's a different story.
I live in Cyprus since 2 years, I don't speak Greek, only English and I rarely have problems. Almost everybody speaks English, especially in tourist places.
@@Rico i dont know if i have talked to you before about a soap opera i am writing a soap opera for fun set in a fictional cyprus seaside city but i was woundering if you could message me if you would like to help me with some ideas like cypriot names, locations i could use and maybe everyday stuff that cypriots do in the life please message me ASAP so we can exschange ideas
Sie lebt seit November auch hier und arbeitet im Customer Support einer bekannten RU-vidrin. Nebenbei trainiert sie noch ein paar Frauen als Personal Trainer. :)
@@Rico Ah ok, hört sich gut an. Weil meine Freundin macht ne Ausbildung als Altenpflegerin. Die Frage ist ob sie in Zypern auch was machen kann in ihrem Beruf. Oder es ne andere gute Möglichkeit gibt. Sie hat auch nur eine indonischen Pass und ein befristet europäisches Visum, was wir jedes Jahr verlängern.
Ich empfehle dir mal der FB Gruppe Nach Zypern Auswandern beizutreten. Dort kannst du eventuell jemanden mit Expertise in diesem Bereich finden. Ich wünsche euch viel Erfolg! :)
@@derkostenoptimierer Auf Zypern gibt es viele Altenpflegerinnen und Haushaltshilfen aus am ostasiatischen Raum (Philippinen etc.), das heißt auch das die monatlichen Einkünfte recht niedrig sind (€500 - €700).
@@meathead919 Da verdient sie ja schon in der Ausbildung jetzt mehr. Sie spricht ja sehr gut deutsch. Daher hätte ich eher an private Pflege gedacht im besten Fall deutschsprachige Personen.
