Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa

The Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa allows non-EU and non-EEA nationals who work remotely to reside temporarily in Cyprus while working for an employer registered abroad or providing services remotely to companies or clients located abroad.

Our team provides comprehensive legal assistance throughout the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa application process, including eligibility assessment, document preparation and communication with the relevant authorities.

Eligibility Criteria

Nationality:

Applicants must be nationals of non-EU or non-EEA countries.

Income Requirement:

A minimun monthly net
income of €3500.

Work Type:

Applicants must be employed by a company registered outside Cyprus or be self-employed, providing remote services to clients abroad.

Family:

Spouses/partners and underaged children can join but cannot work or engage in economic activities in Cyprus.

The Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa is specifically designed for professionals whose income is generated outside Cyprus and who can perform their work entirely through digital communication technologies.

Benefits of the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa

The Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa allows eligible non-EU and non-EEA remote professionals to establish temporary residence in Cyprus while continuing their employment or business activities for employers and clients located abroad.

Why Choose Cyprus as a Digital Nomad?

Cyprus offers remote professionals the opportunity to live in an EU member state while continuing to work for employers and clients located abroad.

The country combines a Mediterranean climate, modern infrastructure, international business environment and strategic location between Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

For digital nomads whose professional activities can be performed remotely, Cyprus provides a legal framework for temporary residence while maintaining employment or self-employment activities outside the Republic.

Application Process for the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa

Application Submission:

Applicants must submit their application within three months of arrival in Cyprus at the Civil Registry and Migration Department.

Required Documents:

Necessary documents include proof of income and employment, clear criminal record, medical examination, medical insurance, and rental agreement.

Biometric Data:

Applicants must provide biometric data (photo and fingerprints) when submitting their application.

Renewal:

Renewal applications must be submitted at least one month before the current permit expires.

Issuance of Permit:

€70

Renewal of Permit:

€70

Registration:

€70

for initial registration

Tax Residency for Digital Nomads in Cyprus

Digital Nomad Visa holders who reside in Cyprus for one or more periods that together exceed 183 days during the same tax year may be considered tax residents of Cyprus, provided they are not tax residents in another country.

Obtaining a Digital Nomad residence permit does not automatically make an applicant a Cyprus tax resident. Tax residency depends on the applicable tax rules and the individual’s circumstances.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa?

The Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa allows non-E.U. nationals who work remotely for employers or clients outside Cyprus to legally reside in Cyprus while continuing their professional activities abroad.

The visa is available to non-E.U. and non-EEA nationals who are either employed by a company registered outside Cyprus or are self-employed professionals providing services exclusively to clients abroad.

Applicants must demonstrate a minimum net monthly income of €3,500, derived from sources outside Cyprus, to cover living expenses during their stay.

Yes. Spouses or partners and underage children may join the main applicant and reside in Cyprus. However, dependent family members are not permitted to work or engage in economic activities in Cyprus.

The Digital Nomad Visa is issued for one year and may be renewed for up to two additional years, provided the eligibility conditions continue to be met.

Staying in Cyprus for more than 183 days within a tax year may result in the applicant being considered a tax resident of Cyprus, subject to applicable tax legislation and individual circumstances.

Applicants must submit their application within three months of arrival in Cyprus at the Civil Registry and Migration Department. The process includes submission of required documents and the collection of biometric data, such as photographs and fingerprints.

The government fees include €70 for issuance, €70 for renewal, and €70 for initial registration, as required by the authorities.

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