For many in the Cypriot diaspora, reconnecting with their roots isn’t a solo journey. It often involves family — and for those married to non-Cypriot spouses, one of the most important questions is: “Can my partner live in Cyprus with me, and eventually gain citizenship?”

Cyprus has long been known for its sun, sea, and lifestyle – but over the past decade, it has also emerged as one of Europe’s most exciting tech and innovation hubs. For entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and skilled professionals abroad, the island is becoming a serious contender when it comes to career and business opportunities.

In recent years, Cyprus has become more than just a holiday destination – it’s quickly turning into one of Europe’s most attractive places to live, invest, and reconnect with heritage. For Cypriots abroad, as well as for newcomers, the island offers a unique combination of lifestyle benefits and practical advantages.

Cyprus isn’t just a beautiful place to live — it’s also one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for tax planning. Thanks to its non-domicile (non-dom) regime, individuals who qualify can enjoy significant tax advantages while living, working, or investing in Cyprus.

Today, the tide is beginning to turn. With new government initiatives, growing business opportunities, and an undeniable quality of life, Cyprus is actively calling on its diaspora to consider returning — or at least reconnecting.

Cyprus has taken a meaningful step to renew its bond with its global diaspora through the launch of Minds in Cyprus, a groundbreaking digital platform and national initiative designed to reconnect Cypriots living abroad with life, family, and opportunity back home.