Paphos Life

Hudswell wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 7:12 pm Yes it is, as is Alpha Bank, Hellenic and another which escapes me at the moment USB?

The Hellenic is moving into the Co-op premises this month in Polis.

There are essentially three residency statuses that British expats are entitled to: MEU1 (registration for residents that want to live in Cyprus for more than three months) . . UK nationals visiting the island after that will be allowed to stay here for three months, without a visa. What I have not...

Spot on for me although I did tend to answer with the words I used as a child.
Or kid as we say on Vulcan!

Empty shoe boxes might fit the bill. I'm sure the shoe shops have loads going spare if you ask.

It's easily done, especially for those of us that flip between the UK and Cyprus.
I got a ticket some time back near the airport. Empty road and not watching my speedo.
When you're used to 70mph limit on UK motorways it's easy to make a mistake.

Perhaps we should get Prince Philip to pick her up at the airport......

Thanks vic 1 and galexinda.
I'll look at those too.

Was on the headland at Paphos last week, in a biting wind, all wrapped up in jumpers and coat wooly hat and gloves.
Couldn't believe the tourist that were wandering about in shorts and thin T-shirts.

Lots of Swallows and House Martins in Mandria last week. A few of both in the Polis area today and possibly a Common Swift.

manxie wrote: ↑Mon Feb 18, 2019 10:14 am Try Columbus direct I paid about £200 but we do not have to pay insurance tax for me and wife with various declarations medical ,up to 45 days annual policy manxie

Thanks manxie.
That does look useful and better value than my previous quote.

I'm a year younger than you and have just renewed my annual travel insurance which covers both my wife and myself worldwide (i.e. inc. US and Canada) for multiple trips per year each with a maximum of 45 days for a total of £171 (including an excess waiver) with Globelink www.globelink.co.uk . Fort...

Having made 66, my Travel Insurance is now going to restricts me to 31 days in any trip when I renew it. As I like to come to Cyprus for about six weeks at a time, four times a year, this is clearly not good. I will have a good look round before I renew it, but has anyone else come across a company ...

I sell fitted kitchens and have always accepted credit cards as long as the user would pay the charges (between 1.7% and 3.6%) that we get charged, dependant on what card they use. Now I am told I have to raise all my charges so the customers that pay by B.A.C.s have to subsidise those who prefer t...

Getting a bit fed up being accosted by beggers everytime we walk into Lidls, they are Gypsies from Greece, organised, and dropped off there in a mini bus, i've complained to the manager but just got the shrug of the shoulders. Wonder if the manager would shrug if people started to tell him/her that...

Stunning spiders. Absolutely beautiful!

Seen at Polis Campsite.
I remember when it used to be Wayne and Debbie or Spock and Uhuru.

If we've not been able to arrange a pickup at Paphos airport, we have hired a car for one day and taken it back the next day when we go shopping.
Cost us about €25 I think. Less than half the price of a taxi.

I well remember coming over on holiday, before I moved out here. Our late friend Paphos Al alerted me to a good kiosk which gave good rates, but also warned me to count the notes before I left the counter. This I did, and as I reached the end the lovely girl behind the counter slapped another Cy20 ...

Driving towards Polis from Pomos this morning, you couldn't see the Akamas.

I would doubt that the citizens Centre could give you a definitive answer. I would advise contacting the migration department Nicosia for a written response. I would however hazard a guess that it does not apply to you. It is a document registering that you are living in Cyprus for a continuous sta...