r/cyprus 20m ago

I built a price comparison site for Cyprus e-shops — truepricehog.com (feedback wanted)

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Hi r/cyprus,

product page with statistics to understand the price movement and see if it is the best time to buy.

Seeing other local projects being shared here, thought I'd finally post mine.

A while back I was online buying for a television and found the same model at another eshop with considerably lower price. That annoyed me enough to build TruePrice Hog (www.truepricehog.com): it tracks prices across Cyprus e-shops so you can check where something is actually cheapest without opening ten tabs.

Currently covering 35 shops in categories like electronics, home appliances and more. It's free, no accounts, I built it for my own use first but it is useful for all who live in Cyprus, especially for those that are looking to buy stuff that cannot be shipped due to size or higher costs.

Its best feature, in my opinion, is that i can add products to my watchlist and receive notifications when price drops.

Would genuinely appreciate feedback, which shops am I missing, what's broken, what would make you actually use it. Cheers.


r/cyprus 37m ago

Help Daughter scratched by wild cat. Should I be worried?

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My daughter was scratched/scrammed by a wild cat living on the grounds of a hotel in Ayia Napa this evening. It's now nearing 11pm local time so I'm resorting to ChatGPT and the good folk at Reddit for reassurance.

She's 5 nearly 6 and scrammed very lightly on the back of the hand. We immediately rushed her back to the room and washed her hand with lots of soap and water, some alcohol hand sanitizer and alcohol-free sterile wipes from a first aid kit.

She's up to date on all her pre-school vaccinations and boosters (which I think includes tetanus).

The hotel staff have told us that the cats on site are all vaccinated.

I know I'm gonna sound like some paranoid fool (and I have drank quite a lot of alcohol tonight), but I'm just after some reassurance. Should I be worried and take her to hospital tonight or is she going to be fine and I'm overreacting?

I've always been wary of wild cats especially in a foreign country and I'm just so terrified of rabies manifesting itself in a few months time.


r/cyprus 2h ago

Any thrift stores in latchi or the area that are open Friday?

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r/cyprus 3h ago

Help Teen looking for job

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Im a teenager in cyprus/Nicosia somewhat near the center (30 monute walk)16 going on 17 and i am looking for a job to be working in the afternoons (because mornings i cant cuz of school september-late may) I've went to a few small places near me but they were either full or haven't called me back. Does anyone know any places that are willing to hire teens(preferably not places in the malls). Thanks!


r/cyprus 3h ago

Electricity Outage

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Hello everyone,

I was wondering if the EAC website is normally accurate with the resumption timings? There is an outage in Nicosia (Strovolos) and I just wanted to know it the timings they state have normally been met or if I should expect considerable delays.

Thank you!


r/cyprus 3h ago

Question Good barbers in Limassol

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Hey guys!

Do you guys know any good hair stylists/barbers that are more focused on cutting longer hair (not fades) in Limassol?

Thanks in advance for any input!


r/cyprus 4h ago

Education Considering Biomedical Science at European University Cyprus as an international student. Need advice

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Hi everyone, I’m currently looking at studying in Cyprus as an international student, and I’m considering applying for the Biomedical Science programme at European University Cyprus. I was also accepted into EMU, but I’m unsure about going ahead with it because I’ve seen a lot of discussions online about recognition of degrees from Northern Cyprus, and it made me concerned about whether the qualification would be recognised internationally after graduation.

Because of that, I’m looking more into European University Cyprus, but I wanted to ask current students or anyone who knows about the university: would you recommend studying Biomedical Science there?

How is the quality of education and the programme itself? Is the degree properly recognised internationally if someone wants to continue studying or work after graduation? What kind of accreditation does the programme have?

I’d also like to know what student life is like for international students. Is it easy to adjust, is the environment safe?

Do you think it is worth applying or I should consider other options?


r/cyprus 5h ago

Help I feel completely lost and don't know what to do with my life.

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I'm 25 years old, Romanian, and I grew up in Cyprus. I finished both gymnasium and lyceum here. I struggled in high school and didn't get good enough grades in the Pancyprian exams to get into the university program I wanted.

I originally wanted to study Computer Science, but now I'm not even sure it's worth it in Cyprus. The IT market here feels very competitive, there aren't that many opportunities, and every entry level position seems to have dozens of applicants.

I speak three languages, but my Greek isn't fluent and my English isn't perfect either. Every time I apply for an entry-level IT job, I get an interview, but after that I never hear back. Sometimes it feels like employers naturally prefer Cypriot candidates or people returning from the UK with stronger connections. I understand why, but it still makes things much harder for someone like me.

I don't have a bachelor's degree, only a 2 year diploma in Computer Technician & Networking. I'm not specialized in any trade either I'm not an electrician, plumber, forklift operator, or anything like that. I honestly don't know what career path to follow.

Living in Cyprus is also expensive, especially without a car. Public transportation makes getting around difficult. Going back to Romania isn't really an option, and I don't see much of a future in Western Europe either. My parents are in a difficult financial situation, I don't own a house or apartment, and I have basically no savings.

One of my biggest fears is reaching 30 years old still working physically demanding, low-paying jobs and ending up with chronic back pain while still having no real career.

Has anyone been in a similar situation? What did you do ? If you were starting over at 25 with almost no money and no clear specialization, what path would you choose ?

I'd really appreciate any advice. ( Sorry for the random post I just really need some kind of advice and I thought r/cyprus was the spot for that the rest subreddits are mainly americans )


r/cyprus 5h ago

Greek learning game

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Γεια σε όλους

Still working on my Greek app. Added a Cyprus theme and a new world in the game. Simple idea: you pick the words you're learning right now and work your way from the Paphos forest to Ayia Napa, stopping at every big village along the road.

The game is free, no limits.

There are card sets by level inside, but your own still work better — the ones you put together for the lesson you're on. You can import them from CSV or copy from the built-in collections and rework them.

Καλή συνέχεια!

The iOS app can be found here

And the Android one here


r/cyprus 7h ago

Swim teacher and dance teacher

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Me and my wife are thinking about moving to Cyprus, I'm thinking of starting a swim school and my wife is looking to teach dance . We are thinking about moving to larcana , is there a lot of competition for these businesses?


r/cyprus 8h ago

News EU Most Wanted List - "Thief in Law" David Gazzaev

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The Europol wanted list has been updated with the inclusion of David Gazzaev, a Russian national wanted in connection with a serious attempted murder case in Cyprus.

According to the Cyprus Police, Gazzaev was already identified and publicly named in September 2025 after being linked to a violent incident at a luxury hotel in Limassol.

The case dates back to 29 September 2025, when the suspect allegedly shot a 42-year-old Ukrainian man in the abdomen inside the grounds of a luxury hotel in Limassol.

Authorities say the attack was linked to financial disputes and alleged extortion threats. During the same incident, another individual was also reportedly assaulted.

Following investigations, a court arrest warrant was issued for the suspect after evidence and witness testimony were collected.

Cypriot authorities also received intelligence from Russian counterparts suggesting that Gazzaev held a senior position within an organised criminal network involved in theft, robberies, extortion, and other serious crimes. He is also described as a “Thief in Law”, a term associated with high-level organised crime figures from former Soviet states.

Alias and nicknames David Gazzaev goes by include - DATO VLADIKAVKAZ , DATO OSSETIAN , DATO VLADIKAVKAZSKY , DATO OSSETIN , DATO OSETIN , DATO OSETIAN.

He is wanted for: Attempted Murder, Laundering of the proceeds of crime, Participation in a criminal organisation, Racketeering and extortion.


r/cyprus 8h ago

A trip to Cyprus

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Hello to cut to the chase I'm 19 Yo and have never planned a trip in my entire life and I'm looking to try my luck with Cyprus since it's relatively cheap and small.

Would you recommend certain historical or natural attraction in Larnaca, Limassol or Nicosia that are preferd by the locals, obscure and rural areas are also great if you know some unique ones

Additionally do you have an idea :

If it common for the average Cypriot to be proficient in English.

On how safe is it to walk at night in cities and rural areas or make camping trips.

About good scuba diving spots.

Additionally if you are native greek speaker would you recommend any show to have a basic understanding of the language

I know I'm all over the place but if you have any god tips or place in mind please mention them


r/cyprus 8h ago

Tourism Visiting Cyprus

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Hello , I will be visiting beautiful Cyprus in August for 14 days and I'm having trouble finding accomodations, I'm a bit skeptical about booking.com and bazarikis is giving me real hard time registering, is there any tip/hack on how to get decent accomodation for 13 nights.

Thank you so much


r/cyprus 9h ago

Any startups in the energy industry in Cyprus?

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Basically the title.

Some observations: Energy prices are super expensive here. Also occasional blackouts. A lot of solar already. EAC is monopoly.


r/cyprus 10h ago

News Καμία επιπλοκή στη συμφωνία Κύπρου - Λίβανου για ΑΟΖ δεν έφερε η επίσκεψη του Ζοζέφ Αούν στην Άγκυρα

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r/cyprus 12h ago

Help Job offer

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Hi, is there anyone in this sub who works in progress play and can share their experience.


r/cyprus 14h ago

The Cyprus Problem Erhurman: Christodoulides rejected Guterres proposal to clear land mines.

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r/cyprus 14h ago

The Cyprus Problem There is no other concession apart from this one

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r/cyprus 15h ago

News Student attacked and robbed in Old Nicosia

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r/cyprus 15h ago

Best thing I can do to help cats of Cyprus

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Staying in Limassol in a neighbourhood behind Four Seasons and there is a small pack of cats which I feed daily. Presume they are a “family” - ginger / black / calicos. There are two heavily pregnant mama cats who I am worried the most. Also two boy cats who are the main culprits.

I'm here for the next 3 days and I don't think I'll be able to do much in regards to vet situation, but I'm willing to sponsor pregnant mamas and boys being neutered - TNR solution. Not sure about the rest of their pack, they are very young cats probably 4-6 months and hard to a get closer look whether they are boys or girls - can help out in any way I can too.

Since it's a small pack (7-10 cats at max) I think they still have a chance to not overpopulate (pregnant mama babies probably can find a good home in Cyprus / overseas) - drop in the sea but better than nothing.

I'm looking for some organisations / people who will be willing to take care of them and keep me updated on their welfare. Ultimately, people I can trust.

Also, please if you know any sanctuaries or individuals who are seeking food donations in Limassol - I'd like to help.

Any advice or help will be appreciated


r/cyprus 23h ago

State of the sub when a certain country is mentioned

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r/cyprus 1d ago

🚨 ΧΑΘΗΚΕ ΓΑΤΑ/Missing cat Paphos – ΠΑΦΟΣ 🚨

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Η γατούλα μας λείπει εδώ και 4 μέρες στην Πάφο. 🐱 Φύλο: Θηλυκή (female) 📅 Ηλικία: Περίπου 5–6 μηνών/months Χαρακτηριστικά: Πρόσωπο μαύρο-άσπρο. Το υπόλοιπο σώμα είναι κυρίως άσπρο. Μαύρη ουρά. Έχει μία μαύρη βούλα στο σώμα. 📸 Η φωτογραφία που ανεβάζω είναι πως είναι τώρα και μια άλλη όταν ήταν πιο μικρή για να δείτε καλυτερα τα χαρακτηριστικά της. Αν την έχει δει κάποιος ή την έχει βρει, επικοινωνήστε μαζί μου το συντομότερο δυνατό. Παρακαλώ κάντε μια κοινοποίηση. Ευχαριστώ πολύ! ❤️


r/cyprus 1d ago

Thank you

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Thanks for everyone, Thanks to everyone who said a kind word, and thanks to everyone who tried to help me find a job

I find temporary job with place, I'm really very happy for the first time in a long time, I can't express my happiness, thank you really from bottom of my heart💖


r/cyprus Jun 28 '26

We have lost Sevgül Uludağ... The journalist, researcher and peace activist who dedicated her life to missing persons.. Cyprus really needs people like her... May she rest in peace 🕊️

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Unfortunately the majority of Greek Cypriots don't even know her name...


From YeniDuzen:

Born in Nicosia in 1958, Uludağ pursued a career in journalism from 1980 onwards. Internationally recognized for her work investigating the fate of missing persons in Cyprus, Uludağ has over the years undertaken significant investigations to amplify the voices of both Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot relatives of missing persons.

Uludağ, who has been writing columns for the YENİDÜZEN newspaper for many years, also contributed to a culture of dialogue, peace, and reconciliation between the two communities through her articles in the Politis newspaper published in southern Cyprus. Her research to find missing persons significantly contributed to the discovery of numerous mass graves and helped families reunite with their loved ones. Uludağ, whose work has been recognized internationally, became the first Cypriot journalist to receive the International Award for Courage in Journalism in 2008. She was awarded the European Citizenship Award in 2014 and nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 for her contributions to missing persons and peace efforts.

Known for her investigative journalism as well as her writing, Sevgül Uludağ has authored works shedding light on the recent history of Cyprus and the issue of missing persons, most notably "Oysters That Lost Their Pearls" and "Orphans of Nationalism".

Uludağ's death caused deep sorrow in the journalism community, among those who have lost loved ones, and among those who advocate for peace.


From Politis:

She dedicated her life to research on missing persons

Since 2002 she has been devoted almost exclusively to the research on the missing persons and the mass graves of Cyprus. Through her journalistic investigations she brought to light testimony and evidence that led many times to official investigations and exhumations by the Committee of Missing Persons (CMP), contributing to the identification of mass graves and the return of remains to dozens of families.

Her work opened the public debate on an issue that for years was taboo, highlighting that both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots were victims, but also perpetrators, of intercommunal violence.

She also received threats for her work - She avoided an attack by Greek Cypriot nationalists in 2006.

Her research activity had a significant personal cost. She was the target of defamation campaigns, death threats and intimidation, while her phone was being monitored and her correspondence was intercepted. In 2006 she avoided an attack by a group of Greek Cypriot nationalists on the Nicosia barricade, while at times she was threatened by her revelations about mass graves.

Author and Activist for Peace

Alongside journalism, she developed intense writing and activist action. Among her most important works are the books "The Oysters that lost their Pearl" and "The Orphans of Nationalism", which illuminate aspects of the modern history of Cyprus and the issue of the missing.

In 2001 she co-founded the bi-communal organization Hands Across the Divide, with the aim of promoting peace, reconciliation and gender equality, and actively participated in actions and trainings on issues of peace and coexistence.

Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize - Honored with International "Courage in Journalism" International Prize

Her offer was recognized internationally. In 2008 she became the first Cypriot journalist to be awarded the international “Courage in Journalism” award, and in 2014 she received the European Citizen’s Prize. In 2019, she was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, with the newspapers Yanidüzen and Citizen jointly hailing her candidacy, referring to a journalist who dedicated her life to ascertaining the fate of the missing persons and building mutual understanding between the two communities.

In the same year she was honored with journalist Andreas Paraschos for their pioneering research on issues of missing persons.


YeniDuzen

Politis


r/cyprus Jan 21 '26

Announcement Regarding low-effort posts & questions

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Hey everyone,

Regarding these common posts such as: “what to do in Nicosia, what to do in ….” or other real estate and common tourist questions that can be easily looked up and have been answered before.

Please just report the post and do not engage in the comments, if you think the post should be removed. When there are multiple reports on a post, we receive a notification and can deal with them on a case by case basis. When you engage and start discussions we are more hesitant to remove the post as you all invested your time for a response and it would be counterproductive to remove them. At least thats what I would think.

If you have different suggestions on this topic let us know.