The Digital Nomad Visa, minus the confusion — and whether the Non-Dom regime gives you 0% tax on dividends & interest for up to 17 years.
No forums, no guesswork, no consult fee just to learn if you qualify.
Income, how you work, your income type, insurance. Two minutes, no account.
Whether you qualify for the DNV, and your Non-Dom tax answer (0% on dividends/interest?).
Apply confidently yourself, or get the done-with-you audit to strengthen your application.
Most checkers ignore tax. Cyprus's non-dom gives 0% on dividends and interest for up to 17 years — strong for founders, traders and investors. (Rental income is taxed normally since the 2026 reform — we'll tell you straight.)
€3,500/mo verified against the official gov.cy PDF; the non-dom regime survived the 2026 tax reform. Low volatility.
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The headline 2026 requirements — our free tool checks all of them against your situation.
The free check tells you where you stand — and whether you get 0% tax on passive income. No email, no lawyer calling you.
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€3,500/month net (verified against the official gov.cy document), from employers or clients outside Cyprus, plus private health insurance with at least €30,000 cover. The programme cap was recently raised to 1,000 permits.
As a new non-domiciled Cyprus tax resident you may pay 0% tax on worldwide dividends and interest for up to 17 years — excellent for founders, traders and investors. Rental income is not 0%: since the Jan-2026 reform it's taxed as ordinary income for everyone (the old SDC on rent was abolished), so Non-Dom gives no rental advantage. Salary over €55,000 also gets a 50% exemption for up to 17 years (first €22,000 tax-free). The 2026 reform kept the dividend/interest non-dom benefit intact. Confirm your specifics with a Cyprus tax advisor.
No. Wandrize is an independent readiness guide built on gov.cy rules and Cyprus tax law — not legal or tax advice. Always confirm with the authorities or a licensed adviser. (In the UK and Australia we show general information only.)