Rent, groceries, transport, dining, schooling, healthcare — a real monthly budget breakdown for singles, couples, and families relocating to Limassol.
The average gross salary in Cyprus is €31,260 per year (€2,605/month) in 2026, but the median is €23,616. Full breakdown by sector, seniority, and how net take-home compares to the UK and Germany.
Cyprus Permanent Residency by Investment (Category 6.2) requires a minimum €300,000 property or business investment plus €50,000 annual income from abroad. Full 2026 guide: eligibility, process, processing time, and what it gives you.
HR Managers in Limassol earn €40,000–€60,000 base in 2026; Senior HRBPs at fintech and tech firms reach €65,000–€85,000. Full salary bands, skills breakdown, and career path from HR coordinator to Head of People.
Studios in Limassol rent for €1,100–€1,800/month in 2026; one-bedroom apartments €1,400–€2,500; two-bedroom €2,100–€4,000+. Full breakdown by neighbourhood, apartment type, and what the market means for professionals relocating to Cyprus.
Cyprus began accepting EU Blue Card applications on 7 July 2025. Salary threshold €43,632/year. Full eligibility rules, application process, comparison with standard work permit, and FAQ for skilled non-EU professionals targeting Limassol jobs.
Limassol’s Russian-speaking job market is broadening in 2026, from finance and tech to real estate and hospitality.
Ten recruitment agencies fill the bulk of Limassol’s senior and specialist hires in 2026 — here’s which firm covers which sector, what they pay candidates, and how to use them.
Job fairs in Cyprus 2026: which events actually deliver results, the realistic calendar by month, how to use them effectively, and which sectors hire meaningfully through fairs.
Cost of living in Limassol vs salary: realistic monthly numbers, line by line, and what each Cyprus salary band actually buys. Single, couple, and family of four scenarios for 2026.
