The most serious threats to nature and biodiversity in Cyprus are the effects of climate change, land use change, invasive species, illegal hunting, long drought periods and forest fires.

Residential development, infrastructure, tourism and quarrying are among the most serious threats that ecosystems are facing today – read more from the EEA Europa website here and the Cyprus Department of the Environment here.

And click on the image below to see what one local company is doing in Cyprus to help improve the environment and to help save our planet for future generations.

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Cyprus Resettlement Seminar

If you are a British Passport holder, and a serving member of the military in Cyprus, interested in resettlement in Cyprus, then this seminar on 28 January 2026 at Episkopi Garrison might just be what you are looking for. Please contact Sarah Geddes on +44 7957 537522...

EU Entry/Exit System

From 12 October 2025, the European Union’s (EU) new Entry/Exit System (EES) will begin. This is a new digital border system that will change requirements for British citizens travelling to the Schengen area. Read more here about what you should do 

URGENT SCAM WARNING

We have recently come across a new investment scam targeting savers across the EU. This scam was spotted on FACEBOOK over the weekend. This is similar in name to a fraudulent investment program uncovered in 2022 by German and Cypriot investigators and finally...

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Do you need advice on matters relating to living, working or retiring in Cyprus?

Whether you already live on island or plan to move out to Cyprus, the Cyprus Residents Planning Group can help navigate you through the visa and residency permit procedures.