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6/20/2001 06:38 EST
" My partner and I want to move to Cyprus and would like very much to have contact with anyone else who has done the same for advice and exchange of ideas. Especially anyone who has moved there from the UK to start a business, maybe a bar or cafe or B&B which is our ultimate aim. If you hve done this please contact me by e-mail. Thanks Janet. "
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10/25/2001 02:44 EST
" Hi ya, i moved from essex to nicosia approx 4 moths ago and worked with my lady(cypriot) to set up an english school .It has been hard work but it is very worth while and i am not missing the cold at all. "
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nneurath
From: United States
6/3/2002 22:38 EST
Hi,
I have a question I am contacting you from a TV show in the USA. Trying to find interesting stories about people who are currently living abroad both permanently and temporarily. They also should be doing something signifigantly different from what they did in their country of origin. Some examples are a Lawyer turned artist etc... We are shooting a story in Turkey and one other one possibly in Azerbaýjan or Turkmenýstan. I would like to find more stories in this region, Greece, Cyprus inlcuded. Have you actually moved as you planned. Might I ask what you are currently doing in Cyprus? And if you know of any people with interesting stories? Please e-mail me at nneurath@wellergrossman.com
Thanks,
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loulou2
From: England
6/11/2002 15:25 EST
hi my family are hoping to move to cyprus one of my worrys is schooling for my two children who are 6yrs and 8yrs old can you give me some more info. thanks
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vsaumarez
From: Cyprus
7/30/2002 02:18 EST
Hi
I moved to Cyprus with my wife on a temporary basis. However, we now need to stay a little longer than originally planned. We came over, had a look first at areas and properties to rent. I have been contemplating working here as the cost of living is spiralling, as a web/graphic designer. New legislation means that EU citizens can now work in Cyprus. What you have to be careful about is residency status, and allowances like car tax. It is best to go to someone who can give you the complete low down, and who preferably will organise everything for you. Customs is mine field here for the unwary as we recenty learnt to our cost.
Best of luck
Victor
http://www.geocities.com/vsaumarez
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tuckton429802
From: United Kingdom
8/27/2002 06:17 EST
I just noticed your message. My partner and I have just purchased a plot in Tala, Paphos and will be taking possession in a year's time.
In 4 weeks we will be there to view progress.
The region is spectactular and appears to offer good investment potential with a good quality of life.
David
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willow
From: United Kingdom
8/29/2002 18:25 EST
We are an english couple looking to relocate to Cyprus permanently. Can anyone give us any info. on shippin, buying property off-plan and working. Many thanks.
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tracey
From: United Kingdom
9/16/2002 13:11 EST
We are moving to Paphos next summer and are going to visit Paphos International School in November. We have some friends that have just enrolled their daughter in the school. They have a website at The International School of Paphos. You can also email them for details on isop@spidernet.com.cy.
Hope this has been of use to you.
Good luck
tracey
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