Why is it not recommended to go to Cyprus?

The reasons why it is not recommended to go to Cyprus: Cyprus has high unemployment rate, difficulty in integrating into local life, low threshold for permanent residence and few benefits, etc.

1. Cyprus has high unemployment rate

As a member of the European Union, the Cyprus economy has continued to grow, attracting the attention of countless investors. However, the unemployment rate in Cyprus is very high. It is not as low as people think. There are still many people who are unemployed and living only on unemployment benefits.

2. It is difficult to integrate into local life

There are Chinese in various cities in Cyprus, but the Chinese are relatively scattered, and the main local language is not English, but Greek, which is difficult to learn. Many Chinese Because the Chinese did not speak Greek, it was difficult to integrate into local life in the early days of living in Cyprus! Again, if you want to immigrate and live in the past, you need to think twice. If it is just for the advantage of identity, you can choose to apply for the Cyprus permanent residence or passport project.

3. The threshold for permanent residence is low and there are few benefits

The Cyprus immigration project has two projects: permanent residence and passport. As more and more overseas applicants land in this country, People gradually understand that although the application threshold for Cyprus permanent residence is low, the benefits it enjoys are far less than those enjoyed by holding a passport. For example, if you hold a Cyprus passport, you cannot travel to more than 180 countries and regions around the world visa-free, and you cannot enjoy local political rights, etc.

Tourist Attractions in Cyprus

1. Greek Goddess of Beauty

The best seasons to travel to Cyprus are March to May and September to October. An 8-day leisure trip to Mediterranean style Turkey (Prince's Island) and Cyprus, enjoy the sunshine, sandy beaches, blue sky and blue sea of ??Cyprus, visit the dividing line between North and South Cyprus, and visit the relics of the war between North and South Cyprus.

2. The Island of Love

The birthplace of Aphrodite (Venus), the goddess of love and beauty in ancient Greek mythology, is proudly called "Love" "Island of the Gods" is Cyprus, the third largest island in the Mediterranean. Cyprus is 241 kilometers long from east to west, 97 kilometers wide from north to south, and covers an area of ??9,251 square kilometers (after the split of the Greek and Turkish ethnic groups in Cyprus in 1974, the Greek and Turkish ethnic groups occupied 60% and 37% of the territory respectively, and the other 3% belonged to the two British Sovereign Base), the third largest island in the Mediterranean, is the hometown of the goddess Venus.

3. The Hometown of the Broken-Arm Beauty

Cyprus is a small island with a long history, culture and spectacular natural beauty. It is located in the northeastern corner of the Mediterranean Sea, in the southern part of the Asia Minor Peninsula, bordering Turkey to the north, Syria to the east, and Egypt to the south. It is the third largest island in the Mediterranean. It is located at the intersection of Eastern and Western civilizations - the "Fertile Crescent". Its unique geographical location determines its important role in world history. The invasion and occupation of various ethnic groups also brought with them a variety of long-standing cultures, leaving a rich legacy to Cyprus.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Cyprus