Work Permit

Simplify your Work Permit application process in Cyprus

What is a Cyprus Work Permit?

The Cyprus Work Permit is an essential document for any foreign national who intends to work in the country. Granted by the Civil Registry and Migration Department (CRMD), a Work Permit allows individuals to legally stay and work in Cyprus.

The process of obtaining a Work Permit in Cyprus can often be complex and time-consuming, but luckily there are ways to simplify it.

RHJ Law is here to guide you through the process and provide you with the legal support you’ll need, every step of the way.

Work Permit in Cyprus; why get one?

Cyprus is a growing hub for international companies and global talent. With the Government’s effort to attract foreign businesses, working in Cyprus has never been more rewarding. Some of the benefits of obtaining a Cyprus work permit include:

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Taxes

Access to a more favourable tax system for both companies and employees; as well as financial stability & networking opportunities
2

Opportunities

Opportunities for personal and professional growth within various industries, multinational experience & the chance to advance your career
3

Open Doors

As a member state of the EU, a Cyprus Work Permit can open the door to working & living within other EU countries
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Join the EU

Holding a Cyprus Work Permit can also open the door to obtaining permanent residency within Cyprus - and further down the line, citizenship

How to obtain a Cyprus Work Permit

If you want to work in Cyprus, you’ll need a Work Permit. The process could be lengthy and complicated if you don’t have the right information, or the right support. Here’s a quick overview of how to get a Cyprus work permit:

1. Find a job offer

To get a Cyprus work permit, you need a job offer from a Cypriot employer for a role that can’t be filled by Cypriots or other EU nationals.

2. Prepare necessary documents

You’ll need documents for your work permit, such as a valid passport, proof of qualifications and work experience.

3. Submit your application

Once you have all the necessary documents, submit your work permit application to the Cyprus Department of Labour.

4. Obtain your work permit

Once approved, you’ll be notified and can collect your work permit. This lets you legally work in Cyprus for the permit’s duration.

How can we help you?

Navigating the process of obtaining a work permit in Cyprus can be challenging, but RHJ Law is here to help. Our team of experts specialises in offering comprehensive legal support, making every step straightforward and stress-free. With RHJ Law, you can confidently move towards securing your permit and starting your new chapter in Cyprus.

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Cyprus; a more favourable tax system

A key advantage of a Cyprus work permit is its favourable tax system for businesses and employees. With a low corporate tax rate of 12.5%, Cyprus is an attractive location for companies to set up or expand, especially in industries like shipping, tourism, and R&D, which enjoy attractive tax incentives.

Additionally, employees benefit from the non-dom tax regime, which offers favourable tax rates for foreign workers and expatriates. This makes Cyprus an appealing destination for highly skilled professionals looking to advance their careers while also enjoying a lower cost of living.

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Get in touch

Contact us with your full details and requirements, so we can either setup a call with you, or send you a proposal to match your circumstances
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Review

Take a look through your proposal - we can answer any questions you may have before moving forward, so we can manage expectations together
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Await your residency

As soon as you give the word, we will begin the process of your Cyprus Work Permit application, keeping you informed every step of the way

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