Recently, according to a report from the European Environment Agency, 99.1% of Cyprus's bathing water quality meets standards, ranking first among EU quality bathing waters in 2019. Malta and Greece ranked third and fourth with 97.7% and 95.7%, respectively.
The European Environment Agency monitors over 21,000 bathing sites in EU member states each quarter. In 2019, a total of 999 water quality samples were tested from 113 bathing sites in Cyprus, with 112 rated as excellent.
Water is the origin of human civilization, and Cyprus's water resources are a valuable asset! Costas Kadis, the Minister of Agriculture of Cyprus, stated that since joining the EU, Cyprus has strictly implemented the highest standards for bathing water quality regulations. The quality of bathing water is directly related to the tourism industry; good water quality is not only crucial for the health of bathers and the marine environment but also significantly important for Cyprus's economy, closely linked to the country's marine quality and tourism activities.
Meanwhile, according to the Family Beach Index compiled by the UK travel company On The Beach, Cyprus has been rated as the third most family-friendly destination in Europe for beach vacations. Cyprus scored highly in terms of warm sea water temperature, water quality, amusement parks, and average spending for family vacations. This index is based on average temperatures, average sea temperatures, the number of family-friendly attractions, flight times from the UK, and the average costs for a family of four, covering 50 resorts across Europe.
Additionally, according to the latest survey by the UK Post Office at the end of 2019, Cyprus ranks high on the list of the most valuable new holiday destinations.
As a member of the EU, obtaining a Cypriot passport not only allows visa-free access to over 160 countries and regions but also enables holders to freely move, work, reside, and study in any of the 27 EU member states (including Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Finland, etc.), the three member states of the European Economic Area (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein), and Switzerland, totaling 31 European countries, while enjoying the generous benefits of EU citizenship in EU countries.
The Cypriot passport is often referred to as the "Hermès of passports" in the immigration sector, primarily due to its significant value. The Cypriot passport combines the benefits of Commonwealth and EU passports and has a high likelihood of becoming a member of the Schengen Area in the future. Holders who meet certain conditions can also achieve indirect residency in the UK, making it highly valuable.
Currently, it is an excellent time to apply for a Cypriot EU passport. Investors can purchase Cypriot real estate starting from €2 million (whether one property or multiple properties) and donate €150,000, allowing the entire family across three generations to apply for a Cypriot EU passport. Recently, there have been several favorable updates regarding the Cyprus investment citizenship program. Interested investors should act promptly to avoid missing the best application opportunities.
The Asia Brand 500 Group, WorldWay Communication, has maintained good interaction with the Cypriot government for many years. In 2011, it was one of the first to introduce the Cyprus permanent residency and citizenship by investment program to China, starting an exciting journey of European investment immigration; in 2014, the "Paphos Night" event in Beijing and Shanghai was an investment and cultural exchange event themed around European cities.
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