Over the last three decades, the taxation landscape for UK expats living in Cyprus has witnessed significant changes, influenced by evolving bilateral relationships, changing economic conditions, and modifications to taxation policies. This article delves into the history of taxation for UK expats in Cyprus and discusses the key milestones that have impacted their financial lives over the years.

Two popular destinations for expats in Europe are Cyprus and Portugal, both of which offer attractive tax systems for foreign residents. In this article, we will compare the tax structures in these two countries to help expats determine which might be the better choice for their individual needs.

Cyprus Full Tax Returns Now Due

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ProACT Sam considers the ‘quality of life’ issues relating to the big political decisions of the day, together with individual decisions we will need to make both as Expats and as consumers.

Non-EU citizens who are family members of EU Citizens can apply for the EU Family Member Residence Card. This card ensures that an EU Citizen’s residency rights extend to their family member.

ProACT Sam takes a global perspective to Expat Residency Rights

Find Out from ProACT Sam 5 residency rights expats have - with or without Brexit - in the EU or around the world.