Europe · checked 2026-08-11

🇨🇾 Cyprus

Digital Nomad Visa Scheme

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Temporary residence for non-EU and non-EEA nationals working remotely for employers or clients outside Cyprus.

The scheme has a published permit ceiling and requires net—not gross—income evidence plus insurance and accommodation.

Eligibility facts reviewed against Cyprus Migration Department on 2026-08-11.

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Income evidence
€3,500 net/mo; +20% spouse and +15% each child
Published stay
Up to 12 months
Renewal
Renewal permit valid for up to two years
Family
A family route is identified
Source
Cyprus Migration Department

The three questions most applicants ask

What is the income requirement for the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa Scheme?

€3,500 net/mo; +20% spouse and +15% each child. Any USD conversion is an approximate screening value; the official currency and formula control.

How long can a remote worker stay under this Cyprus route?

The published stay is up to 12 months. Renewal permit valid for up to two years.

Can family members join under this Cyprus route?

Yes. RouteFound identified an accompanying-family route in the current official source. Definitions, added income, documents, and work rights can differ.

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