Why not suggest going to Cyprus?

Reasons for not recommending to go to Cyprus: The unemployment rate in Cyprus is high, it is difficult to integrate into local life, the threshold for permanent residence is low, and there are few benefits.

1. The unemployment rate in Cyprus is very high.

As a member of the European Union, Cyprus's economy has been growing continuously, attracting the attention of countless investors. However, the unemployment rate in Cyprus is very high, which is not as low as people think. There are still many people who have no jobs and live on unemployment benefits.

2. It is difficult to integrate into local life.

There are Chinese in every city in Cyprus, but the Chinese are scattered. The main local language is Greek, which is difficult to learn. Many China people can't speak Greek, which makes it difficult to live in Cyprus in the early days and to integrate into local life! Again, you need to think twice if you want to immigrate and settle down in the past. If it is only for the sake of identity advantage, you can choose to apply for permanent residence in Cyprus or passport project.

3. The threshold for permanent residence is low and the welfare is low.

There are two kinds of immigration programs in Cyprus: permanent residence and passport. With more and more overseas applicants landing in this country, people gradually understand that although the threshold for applying for permanent residence in Cyprus is low, the benefits they enjoy are far less than those enjoyed by passport holders. If you hold a Cyprus passport, you can't go to countries and regions above 180 without a visa, and you can't enjoy local political rights.

Tourist attractions in Cyprus

1, Greek god of beauty

The best season to travel to Cyprus is from March to May and from September to 65438+ 10. An 8-day leisure trip to Turkey (Prince's Island) and Cyprus with Mediterranean customs, enjoying the sunshine, beaches, blue sky and blue sea of Cyprus, visiting the dividing line between the north and the south of Cyprus, and visiting the remains of the civil war in Cyprus.

2. Island of Love

The birthplace of Aphrodite Lutite (Venus) in ancient Greek mythology is proudly called "Love Island", which is the third largest island in the Mediterranean. Cyprus is 2,465,438+0 km long from east to west, 97km wide from north to south, and covers an area of 92,565,438+0 km 2 (after the partition of Greece and Turkey in 65,438+0974, the Greek and Turkish communities occupied 60% and 37% of the territory respectively, and the other 3% belonged to the two sovereign bases of Britain). It is the third largest island in the Mediterranean and the hometown of the goddess Venus.

3, the hometown of brokeback beauty

Cyprus is a small island with a long history, culture and spectacular natural beauty. Located in the northeast corner of the Mediterranean Sea, in the south of Asia Minor Peninsula, it borders Turkey in the north, Syria in the east and Egypt in the south. It is the third largest island in the Mediterranean, located in the "fertile crescent zone" where eastern and western civilizations meet. Its unique geographical position determines its important position in world history. At the same time, the invasion and occupation of various ethnic groups brought various cultures with a long history and left a rich legacy to Cyprus.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Cyprus.