Moving
Thu, 03/24/2011 - 22:42 — admin
Are you moving your possessions to Cyprus? What should you give away versus what
should you move? What do you need to look for in a removals company? How do they
work? How much does it cost? What about moving pets? Get this and much more in our
moving section.
Christmas in Cyprus
14th December 2011 - 08:58
Christmas is not the most important religious holiday in Cyprus - Easter
firmly holds that spot. But, being an Orthodox country means Cyprus
celebrates religious festivities and in recent years Christmas here, like
just about everywhere, has taken on the commercial aspect of the holiday.
Shops, which normally operate to strict hours and Wednesday afternoon
closing, relinquish standard hours and remain open all day and late in
order to attract shoppers. However, there isn't the
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Using a removal firm
2nd November 2011 - 07:16
So, the decision has been made to move to your dream home in Cyprus
– how exciting! Now the fun really begins. We all know that moving
house in the UK can be fraught with problems; but moving overseas can be a
minefield if you don’t plan properly and use the professionals.
But where do you begin? First and foremost, make sure you employ a
professional removal company. Beware of the cowboys because they are out
there and they disguise themselves well –
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Healthcare in Cyprus
21st September 2011 - 07:24
Whether you are moving to Cyprus permanently or just go there for a few
weeks every year, it’s a good idea to know how the medical system
works in case you ever need to use it. Medical treatment in Cyprus is very
good. You will definitely be dealt with quicker than the UK and there are
no long waiting lists - this even applies to the government/state
hospitals, which are the equivalent of the UK’s NHS.
For short-term stays in Cyprus, remember your EHIC (European
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Importing your pet into Cyprus
10th August 2011 - 03:36
Planning to move your pets to Cyprus? You are allowed to bring in a
maximum of 5 pets per person, which may include dogs, cats or ferrets and
their minimum age should be above three months.
Your pet should have it’s EU Pet Passport (EUPP) and must have been
treated against echinococcus and ectoparasites carried out no less than 24
hours and not more than 48 hours before shipment (noted on a certificate by
the administering vet / else the pet is subject to one month
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Moving Kids
29th June 2011 - 05:17
SO … you’ve decided to follow your dreams – or that
great job offer – and move to Southern Cyprus. One of the first
things that most parents ask themselves is how will the kids will adjust?
The good news is that they generally adjust far quicker than most
adults.
It seems that the younger the child, the easier it is for them to adapt.
It is generally acknowledged that children up to the age of seven are able
to absorb and process what goes on
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