According to the data released by the police of Northern Cyprus, the crime rate has dropped significantly over the last year. Statistics show that the number of crimes fell from 8402 to 6333 in 2013. 3000 offenses in 2013 were classified as severe, and in 2659 - as minor. Four people were killed in 2013. Out of 10 murders during the past two years, the police has solved eight. Last year saw an increasing number of attempted murder cases. The “leading” city in this category is Famagusta, with 10 incidents. In Girne 8 cases were recorded, in Lefkosa – five, and in Guzelyurt – three. Number of robberies in North Cyprus decreased over the year with 9 cases, compared to 15 in 2012.
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The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus has introduced updated regulations for the acquisition of real estate by foreign citizens
The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus has introduced updated regulations for the acquisition of real estate by foreign citizensMinistry of Interior Strengthens Immigration Control: Nationwide Inspections Launched
The Immigration Management Center, operating under the Ministry of Interior, has announced the launch of large-scale, coordinated inspections across the entire territory of Northern Cyprus. These inspections are carried out in cooperation with the police and district governorships and aim to identify individuals without legal status in the country. The Ministry emphasized that deportation procedures will be implemented strictly and without compromise.New Policy of Northern Cyprus: President Tufan Erhürman and Favorable Conditions for Foreign Investors
A new president, Tufan Erhürman, has taken office in Northern Cyprus, bringing a new era of opportunities for foreign investors and property buyers. The removal of land purchase limits, support for education and tourism, and liberal investment policies make 2025 the perfect time to invest. Northern Cyprus is entering a stage of stable growth, transparent regulations, and favorable conditions for living and doing business.Northern Cyprus Introduces Temporary Rules for Work Permits of Third-Country Nationals Starting July 28
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus has announced temporary changes to the work permit policy for foreign nationals employed in agriculture, livestock, and construction. These new regulations, effective from July 28, 2025, are part of an ongoing effort to evaluate labor needs and manage migration flows more efficiently.
