How can I realistically complete the process in 60 days and avoid mistakes?

[Karlos32]

Hi! I'm exploring the possibility of becoming a Cyprus tax resident in just 60 days and want to understand how feasible it is. What were your initial steps: renting a place, registering with immigration authorities, opening a bank account? Were there any unexpected bureaucratic issues or delays that could disrupt the deadline? I'm also curious if I need to be physically present in Cyprus for the full 60 days or if there are flexible options. Please share your experience and advice on what's best to prepare in advance to ensure the process goes as smoothly as possible.

[petermartin343]

When I decided to pursue Cyprus tax residency in just 60 days, I was a bit nervous about whether it was truly feasible. However, my experience turned out to be surprisingly smooth, thanks to careful preparation and professional guidance. My initial steps become a tax resident of Cyprus if you spend only 60 days in the country were straightforward: I arranged a rental property in advance, registered with the immigration authorities promptly, and opened a local bank account. I was pleasantly surprised that, with the right documents, the process was faster than I anticipated. There were minor bureaucratic details, but nothing that disrupted my timeline. The authorities were professional, and having everything ready made a huge difference. While you do need to spend at least 60 days in Cyprus, there is some flexibility in terms of short absences, provided your residency status and documentation remain clear.