
Cyprus 60-Day Tax Residency Rule: How It Works and Who Qualifies
Cyprus allows you to become a tax resident with just 60 days per year on the island — no 183-day requirement. Here's exactly how the 60-day rule works and what you need to qualify.

Cyprus allows you to become a tax resident with just 60 days per year on the island — no 183-day requirement. Here's exactly how the 60-day rule works and what you need to qualify.

The most powerful Cyprus tax structure combines a Cyprus company (2.5% IP Box rate or 12.5% standard corporate tax) with non-dom personal status (0% on dividends). Here is how the full structure works.

The UK abolished its non-dom regime in April 2025. Cyprus offers a replacement — but how does it compare? Here's a clear comparison for UK-based founders and investors.

Cyprus non-domiciled tax residents pay zero Special Defence Contribution on dividends. But what about GESY, income tax, and withholding tax from the paying company? This guide covers every layer.

Non-dom status does not exempt you from GESY contributions. Here is exactly what you pay on dividends, employment income, and rental income — and why the cap makes it very manageable.

Cyprus tax residency opens the door to zero tax on dividends, interest, and capital gains. Here is the exact process — the documents you need, the steps to take, and the timeline to expect.