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A tax home for up to 17 years, with no Cyprus tax on dividends or interest, inside a transparent EU framework.
Domicile is distinct from residence. You can be tax resident in Cyprus while remaining non-domiciled - and non-doms are exempt from the Special Defence Contribution (SDC) on dividends, interest and rental income. Unlike the UK and Malta, Cyprus doesn't use a remittance basis, so there's no need to keep money offshore to benefit.
The 60-day route is an alternative to the usual 183-day residency test, built for the internationally mobile. It requires five conditions to be met simultaneously - Cyprus presence, no 183+ days elsewhere, no tax residency elsewhere, Cyprus economic ties, and a permanent home in Cyprus. All five, every year.
One of the EU's most efficient corporate regimes - a 15% rate, a participation exemption, and full compliance handled end to end.
We advise on incorporation with real substance behind it - the element that determines whether a structure holds up to scrutiny. That means shareholding and directorship designed correctly from the outset, not retrofitted after the fact.
The process runs in four stages: structure design, name approval and Registrar filing, tax and VAT registration with banking guidance, then ongoing accounting, payroll and annual filings once the company is operating.
The 60-day route, permits, healthcare and the practical groundwork of making Cyprus home.
EU nationals register their residence through the MEU process - a straightforward administrative step. Non-EU nationals apply for a temporary residence permit (the "Pink Slip") or a permit tied to work, business or investment, depending on circumstances. PMG advises and guides throughout; we are not a government authority and don't issue permits or visas ourselves.
Because tax residency, Non-Dom status and company setup are handled by the same team, the practical move and the financial picture are planned together rather than bolted on afterwards.
Finding the right home to rent or buy, in the city that matches how you want to live.
Cyprus was British until 1960, and the imprint remains - English in business, banking, healthcare and the courts, a common-law legal system, and driving on the left. For anyone relocating from the UK or the Commonwealth, daily life largely works the way you already expect.
Costs vary meaningfully by city. Limassol is cosmopolitan and sits at the higher end; Larnaca and Paphos are gentler on cost of living while still offering an established international community.
Local account opening advice for you and your family, with introductions to private banking.
Banking, utilities and residency paperwork are handled in English and coordinated alongside the rest of the relocation - so an account is open and functioning by the time it's actually needed, not chased afterwards.
For clients with more complex banking needs, PMG makes introductions into private banking relationships where the profile and relationship warrant it.
PMG also offers PMG Expat Plus, a banking membership that gives members access to a real Cyprus banking relationship, with perks and benefits only available through PMG.
Advice on Cyprus international trusts and holding structures for wealth protection and succession.
The Cyprus International Trust (CIT) separates legal and beneficial ownership, making it one of the more robust structures in Europe for asset protection and succession planning. It sits alongside Cyprus's standing as a leading EU holding location - a broad participation exemption, EU directive access, and a notional interest deduction on new equity that lowers the effective rate.
