FAQs About Northern Cyprus

Answers to your frequently asked questions regarding the country of North Cyprus

Answers of FAQs

This island is located in the eastern part of the Mediterranean and in the Eurasian part. Cyprus is located in the south of Turkey and borders the Middle East from the east, Greece from the west, and Egypt from the south. The island of Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.

Northern Cyprus has been the fifth safest country in the world for several years in a row. Due to the small population in Northern Cyprus, compared to larger countries such as England, the United States of America, Australia, Malaysia and the neighboring countries of Iran, this country is known as a safe and friendly place.

The native population living in North Cyprus is about 800,000 people. But every year, on average, between 3 and 4 million tourists and tourists enter this country.

The climate of Cyprus is very clean and you will experience more than 300 days of beautiful sunshine in a year. In the rest of the year, you will see a very beautiful cloudy and rainy sky. This happens mostly in the autumn, winter and early spring seasons and this phenomenon causes the natural landscapes and green plains of Cyprus to bloom more, which creates a very pleasant tourist attraction in the vicinity of the Mediterranean Sea. From mid-spring to late autumn, the temperature reaches more than 30 degrees Celsius, and the sea and beaches are ready to welcome residents.

The main currency of Northern Cyprus is the Turkish lira and its small currency is called Korvush. It should be noted that valid currencies such as the Euro, the dollar and the British pound can be used to meet daily needs just like the lira. Also, property prices in North Cyprus are in British pounds, which creates an amazing advantage compared to other countries for investing in North Cyprus. (For more information click here.)

The people of Northern Cyprus speak Turkish, but because it is a tourist country and the language of study at the university is English, the general public is also fluent in English.

All kinds of Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Arabic, Persian, and especially Turkish and Mediterranean restaurants can be found in Cyprus in abundance and at a high level. Certainly, no Iranian with his special taste will have a problem with food in Cyprus. Adana Kebab, Tavuk Shish, Iskandar Kebab, Turkish Kebab, Sheftali Kebab and Mediterranean dishes such as Mediterranean Pizza, Mediterranean Pasta Salad, etc. can be mentioned as the most popular among them.

– Nicosia: the capital
– Kyrenia: the second largest and most touristic city
– Famagusta: student and tourist city
– Long Beach, Keleh, Boaz areas
– Bafra and Karpaz
– Lapta and Guzel Yurt

With its 10,000-year history, its rich culture, as well as the beautiful Mediterranean Sea and many tourist attractions, Cyprus attracts more than 4 million tourists from different countries every year.

People under the age of 18 (before the age of 18) and over the age of 60 do not need to obtain a residence permit to stay in North Cyprus and can stay on the island as long as they want. Also, by investing in Cyprus, it is possible to stay for all family members. (For more information click here.)

Of course, according to the type of life of each person, the cost of living will be different. But on average, for a normal family life, 4 silvers, excluding the cost of housing, is as follows:
Family of two: about 650 dollars
Family of three: about 850 dollars
Family of four: about 950 dollars
It should be noted that the calculation of high costs is based on the level of an average life and there are those who spend less than this.

No, according to the new resolution of the government of Northern Cyprus, foreigners, after obtaining a residence permit, must take a written and practical test to obtain a driver’s license, which takes about three weeks and requires payment of a fee, but before After obtaining residency, foreigners can drive with an international driver’s license

About 7,500 Iranians are living in North Cyprus, of which almost 2,000 are students and the rest are student families, investors and business owners.

Yes, there are centers such as restaurants, hairdressing salons, and many businesses such as construction and settlement, car rental, currency exchange, hotel management, etc., which are run by Iranians.

Currently, most flights stop in Turkey first and then fly to Northern Cyprus. From Turkey to Arjan Airport in Northern Cyprus, domestic flight is considered and its cost is negligible. However, due to the large increase of Iranian investors, direct flights from Tehran city, the duration from the start of the flight to landing at Arjan Airport is about 3 It’s time, it’s being done. This will certainly attract more people to invest, which will help to increase the price of real estate in Cyprus. So it is better to start investing in North Cyprus before this happens.

The social and civil laws in North Cyprus are completely modeled after the constitution of England, all people from every class and group have the same social rights and there is no discrimination between people. All the administrative, government and private forces of this country believe that no human rights should ever be lost.

Usually, due to the small population and the existence of not so big cities, the buses are for students and they transport students within the city to the university and vice versa for free. Intercity buses transport passengers to different cities to travel between cities. Due to the existence of various car rental companies and its reasonable price, most tourists use this option. Also, most students and investors turn to the option of buying a private car or bicycle to move around according to their budget.
taxi
Like in all tourist countries, taxis are available in all parts of Northern Cyprus, and taxis work privately and are usually used to meet essential needs. The cost of a taxi within the city is about 100 liras and between cities is calculated by kilometers.
rental car
You can also rent a car or a motorcycle to explore with your family or friends easily and in a short period of time. Many companies offer car rental services according to the customer’s budget and needs. Economy cars start from 500 lira per day and must be rented for at least three days. The number of rental days and the type of car has a direct relationship with the cost. It should be noted that all cars have an insurance policy.
Bicycle
If you choose the healthiest vehicle on the island of Cyprus, the bicycle, you are sure not to be alone. Most of the local people on this island choose this cheap, convenient and healthy way to move travelers. Tourists should remember to choose the seasons of spring and autumn for sightseeing by bicycle. One of the tourist attractions of North Cyprus is the existence of various cycling and walking routes that connect different beaches. While cycling between the beaches, you will come across amazing views that you will always remember.