No. The community data here only says the 60 days rule is a minimum, and that you can stay longer as a non-dom resident; it does not say the days must be consecutive or joined together. 1
I don't have enough community data on this. Here's what I found: the only clear point in the available discussion is that 60 days is the minimum stay, not that it has to be one continuous block. 1
Next step: check the exact wording of the Cyprus tax residency 60-day rule with a Cyprus tax accountant before you rely on whether split stays count.
I don't have enough community data on this. Here's what I found: there are a few mentions of Dutch people relocating and one mention of expat communities, but nothing solid here about specific Dutch relocation services or firms. 12
The clearest practical tip in the available posts is to ask in a Netherlands-focused community if you need housing or relocation help there, since one reply specifically suggests trying the Netherlands sub for Maastricht housing. 3 There is also a warning that housing in the Netherlands can be very hard to find and expensive, which may matter if a relocator is helping with accommodation. 45
Next step: if you mean companies that help people move to the Netherlands, ask in a Netherlands housing or expat forum; if you mean firms helping Dutch people move to Cyprus, I can help you review any names you already have against the limited info here.
A Cyprus LTD usually costs about €1,000–€1,500 to set up for a basic case, and several people say around €1,200 is common. 123 If someone quotes much more, community replies suggest getting other quotes, since €2,500+ VAT was called overpriced for simple formation. 4
The setup cost depends on the company structure, shareholders, and whether a lawyer handles only incorporation or a fuller package. Multiple replies say only lawyers can do the actual incorporation in Cyprus. 153 One breakdown says first-year incorporation can range from €90 to €2,300, but that same post also warns there are extra costs many firms leave out. 5
The ongoing costs matter as much as the setup fee. One reply says there is a mandatory annual audit of about €800–€2,500, and bookkeeping plus tax return often runs around €3,000–€4,000 per year depending on complexity. 5 Another reply says company formation may be about €1,500 without VAT, and then you will still need yearly accounting and audit support. 6
The government and service fees are described differently across replies. One comment says there are roughly €800 out-of-pocket costs inside the total formation fee. 7 Another says there are about €750 one-off government fees and €350 per year after that, before accountant fees for annual accounts. 8
Next steps:
- Get 2–3 quotes from Cyprus lawyers or formation providers and ask them to split out incorporation, registered address, audit, bookkeeping, VAT, and annual fees. 15
- Ask whether the quote includes annual audit and compliance, since those are often the bigger cost after setup. 65
Confirm the current company formation, audit, and annual compliance fees with a Cyprus lawyer or accountant before relying on these numbers.