The Cyprus Police conducted a nationwide operation to enforce immigration laws, arresting 26 individuals for illegal residency and targeting unauthorized employment. The operation spanned the entire day, resulting in detentions and investigations, including the arrest of a man for assaulting officers. Repatriation efforts for illegal residents were promptly initiated postoperation.
Legislative changes in Cyprus postBrexit aim to make residency more accessible for British expats and thirdcountry nationals. Proposed adjustments include lowering property investment requirements to €250,000 and income requirements to €40,000 for the primary applicant, with €10,000 for each dependent, reflecting a step towards inclusivity and broader demographic inclusion.
The peaceful atmosphere of Argaka village was shattered when a 29yearold man was stabbed by his roommate during an argument. The victim, found to be living illegally, was treated for his injuries and detained while the police are actively searching for the assailant to ensure community safety.
21 individuals were arrested in Cyprus for residing illegally, following a coordinated operation across Nicosia, Limassol, and Larnaca. They were taken to the Menoyia detention facility for repatriation, highlighting Cyprus’s strict enforcement of immigration laws.
In a police operation in Nicosia, Cyprus, authorities detained 13 individuals for residing without legal documentation. These detentions are part of ongoing efforts to regulate immigration, enforce national laws, and initiate immediate repatriation processes in line with international standards.
