Cyprus has become an increasingly attractive destination for international students due to its affordable education, English-taught programs, Mediterranean lifestyle, and strategic location at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa. The island nation offers a welcoming and multicultural environment with high-quality academic standards and a strong emphasis on internationalization.
Universities in Cyprus, including the University of Cyprus, Cyprus International University, and Eastern Mediterranean University, offer a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in English. The country is known for its programs in Business, Tourism, Engineering, and Health Sciences.
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, a low crime rate, and rich historical and cultural heritage, Cyprus provides a comfortable and secure setting for academic and personal development.
Why Study in Cyprus?
English-taught programs at internationally recognized universities
Affordable tuition fees and low living costs
Safe, friendly, and multicultural environment
Modern infrastructure and strong student support systems
Easy access to Europe with Schengen travel potential for short stays
Follow these steps to apply to universities in Cyprus:
Step 1: Choose Your Program Review available programs on university websites or through Study In Eurasia’s counselling services.
Step 2: Submit Required Documents Commonly required documents:
Completed application form
Copy of passport
Academic certificates and transcripts
English language proficiency (if applicable)
Passport-sized photos
Application fee receipt (if any)
Step 3: Receive Offer Letter Once your documents are assessed and accepted, you will receive a conditional or unconditional offer letter.
Step 4: Pay Initial Fees Some universities may require payment of part of the tuition fee to secure your place and proceed with visa documents.
Step 5: Apply for Visa Apply for a student visa at the nearest Cyprus embassy or consulate.
Cyprus Student Visa Requirements
Non-EU students must apply for a student visa before traveling.
Required Documents:
Valid passport
University acceptance letter
Proof of sufficient funds for tuition and living expenses
Medical examination and health insurance
Police clearance certificate
Visa application form and passport photos
Visa processing time can take between 3 to 6 weeks, and students should plan accordingly.
Working While Studying
International students in Cyprus are allowed to work part-time up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during holidays, but only in specific sectors such as hospitality, agriculture, and manufacturing, subject to approval by the Ministry of Labor.
Housing & Living Costs
Living expenses in Cyprus are relatively low compared to other European destinations. On average, students may spend €400 to €700 per month including accommodation, food, and transportation. Universities offer both on-campus and private housing options.
Support from Study In Eurasia
Study In Eurasia offers full support to students applying to study in Cyprus:
Academic counselling and program selection
Application and admission assistance
Visa guidance and documentation
Accommodation and travel arrangements
Pre-departure and post-arrival support
Start your academic journey in Cyprus with the expertise and support of Study In Eurasia. Contact us today for personalized assistance.