Paphos People

Me and my wife are thinking of moving to Cyprus as as anyone got any tips

Welcome to the forum


There are probably as many questions as answers. Many of your answers to these simple questions will help members give you advice

Are you retired or looking to work?
Do you have family that might need schooling?
Do you have a preferred area?
Do you want to rent or buy?

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Dave
Moira And Dave

“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”

Hi mick n
welcome to the forum
we had a million and one questions to ask when we where moving here to live 5 yrs ago
and the forum was brilliant at answering them
as there is always someone on here who can help, give directions or advise on best place to shop etc etc
all the best with your move
Maggie

Welcome to P.P
you will get lots of good advise on here , you may even get some bad advise ,
but everyone will try there best to help you out , please feel free to ask as many questions as you like, we are to help

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We been to Cyprus several times on holiday and enjoy the people we met.
One of the question we got is on health-care and what cover we get over there

Depends on whether you are retired or are going to be working

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Dave
Moira And Dave

“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”

We are thinking of moving over there to live and possibly work or start a small business (shop) I'm a motor mechanic and a welder the wife is a administrator I'm 56 and the wife is 45. Hope this will help

I don't want to be a killjoy, but coming here to work will be difficult. The majority of jobs for motor mechanics (say 99%) will be in a Greek-speaking environment. If you speak Greek then you are in with a chance. As to administrators, well there is a significant unemployment here and a number of them will be administrators. Again, speaking Greek, and writing it as well, would be an advantage. Your only opportunities as I see it (if you don't have Greek language skills) would be in British owned business. However a lot of Brits already here will be after them as well. You may find something, but don't expect great wages. If you do come then make sure you bring enough cash to live on for 6 to 12 months while you are looking for something. Sorry.

As to starting a business I will leave that to those on here that have.

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