Cyprus Propery Problemsquot Selling Houses Abroad quotC4

and are competing with eastern europeans which are willing to work for very little.3.00 euros an hour If you can avoid these working hours and are able to be paid more money or setup your own buisness you may be onto a winner.

I love Cyprus, I planned to buy a house, but after this, I think I will rather save my money.

thanks amerika for letting dirty turks into island.

bad karma for u.

see u country in 10 yrs - buenos noches

Its not such a good place to live to be honest the cypriots of course want your money but they dont really want english here and every nationality keeps to themselves apart from odd acassions,

There is no point moving to cyprus for very little money working 6-7 days a week when the pay is not relative to living costs its as simple as that. HAVE YOUR OWN BUISNESS find a high paid job for 4-5 days a week or dont move here. otherwise there is no point. this seems basic but so many people do not think about work they think 'oh there will be somthing'

I would urge noone to move here unless you are doing somthing in cyprus that is speciffically cypriot or depends on the sun. for example a young persons summer job (waterpark) you cant do that in england.or older a jetski beach buisness you cant do that in england somthing that really justifys living in cyprus.

'm a greek Cypriot, In any country especially the UK, before you buya property there is rigorous due diligence. Why is it you dont apply the same when you buy elsewhere. What planet were you living on, when the only divided country in the still left in the world after the Berlin wall, is Cyprus. You didnt have to study History to see that? Too much to get into with what went on in 174 but the fact is North of Cyprus is still a war occupied territory. If you want to buy, buy in the south,idiots.

As for property they take the mick out of english coming over, it seems lovely when your staying in a hotel but these people are constantly preassured and constantly watched on a daily basis to smile and to be nice to you in order to keep there jobs.The wages are very low and it is definitely not relative to living costs.

I would recomend staying in england where you will earn more money, and by all means come over for a 2-3 week holiday in the summer. I have heard about alot of jobs and done many myself and it is standard to work 6-7 days a week so by the end of the summer you will have most probably only had 2-21/2 weeks to enjoy the island.