With the boom in property investment immigration to Cyprus, many investors have now settled in the country. Will Chinese immigrants adapt to life in Cyprus??What is the cost of living there?Is it high?
First of all, I would like to say that food safety is not an issue in Cyprus, and the cost of living is not high either. Everything is natural and pollution-free. They use sticky paper with a special scent to trap insects, so you can just rinse the fruit you buy and eat it. Meat products are even more reassuring; livestock are raised naturally, and hormones or lean meat powder are never used. With such high-quality food, you might ask, must the cost of living be very expensive?Not at all, as evidenced by actual photos.
2.99 Euros can buy a kilogram of pork, which is 2 jin!!You can do the conversion; isn't it very cheap?And this is at the supermarket. If you go to a butcher shop, items like pig trotters and pig tails are almost given away for free because the locals rarely eat them.
The variety of vegetables and fruits is even richer, and they are natural, pollution-free, and have an authentic taste. Cyprus has almost all the vegetables and fruits we have in China, with the only exception being Chinese chives. If you are fond of them, you might want to bring some chive flower sauce when you go to Cyprus.
Cyprus has a typical Mediterranean climate, with dry, rainless summers and mild, humid winters, so the quality of the fruit is very high and the taste is excellent. Cypriot fruit juice is exported all over the world.
The locals in Cyprus love olive oil, and their diet is very healthy. Cypriot olive oil is made from the best olive varieties, all hand-picked, ensuring the quality of the olive oil from the source. Moreover, the price of olive oil is not expensive; a 750ml bottle of olive oil usually sells for 5 Euros.750ml5
In short, the cost of food in Cyprus is comparable to or slightly lower than that in first-tier cities in China.