Keep evidence for every trip: boarding passes, e-tickets and passport stamps (the Tax Department lists these on TD126), plus Cyprus card payments and utility bills. Aim for a margin of 10 days or more above 60.
Sources checked for this page
- 1.Cyprus Tax Department — Individuals (tax residency)Government
- 2.PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries — Cyprus individual residence (reviewed 4 Aug 2026)Professional
- 3.KPMG Cyprus — Tax Residency and Non-Dom Rules (April 2026)Professional
- 4.Cyprus Tax Department — Form TD126 (60-day rule residence certificate declaration)Government
- 5.OECD — Cyprus information on residency for tax purposesGovernment
- 6.PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries — Cyprus taxes on personal income, 2026 and 2025 bandsProfessional
- 7.GESY (Health Insurance Organisation) — Financing: contribution rates and co-paymentsGovernment
- 8.Cyprus Tax Department — Form TD038 (non-dom declaration)Government
- 9.HMRC — RDR3 Statutory Residence Test guidance (updated June 2026)Government
- 10.gov.uk — Cyprus: tax treatiesGovernment
- 11.gov.uk — Cyprus entry requirements (90-day visa-free limit)Government
- 12.gov.uk — 2018 UK–Cyprus Double Taxation Convention (in force; effective dates, Articles 4, 14, 17)Government
Written by
Jason
Founder, Paphos Advisor
British founder who moved his family from the UK to Paphos in 2025. I write down what I learned doing it properly — the tax, the residency and the living-here detail — and introduce people to the specialists I’d use myself.
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