With a valid passport, UK citizens can travel to Cyprus, now with no COVID-19 restrictions to be seen either. After Britain’s exit from the European Union, visas are a new stipulation. If you wish to stay for less than 90 days, there will be no visa requirements.
With fantastic weather and a desirable lifestyle, Cyprus has become a popular location for Brits looking to seek a warmer life. The Mediterranean island nation is also home to many English speakers, which makes it an even better location for Brits who may not speak the local languages; Greek and Turkish.
Prior to Brexit, there were no requirements for British Citizens looking to relocate, as both countries belonged to the EU at the time. Now that the United Kingdom has left the European Union, Brits looking to move to Cyprus will have to jump through some hoops to make it work.
If you already lived in Cyprus prior to 1st January 2021, you do not have to do anything as you can legally stay since you were there prior to Brexit. However, if you did not live in Cyprus before Brexit, you will need to explore your options. Currently, a British Citizen can stay in Cyprus without a visa for 90 days within a 180-day period on a short-stay visa. For those British citizens who want to settle and live permanently in Cyprus, you will need to obtain a long-term visa. You can find out more about how to obtain a visa for living in Cyprus after Brexit on the government website.