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15/10/2026

Cyprus or Dubai? One smart move can change everything.

From tax advantages and residency to property and company formation, Holidayzer helps you find the option that fits your goals.

Discover your next move at holidayzer.com

11/10/2026

Could Cyprus be one of the most tax-efficient bases in Europe for freelancers and digital nomads?

Holidayzer highlights a setup built around a Cyprus Ltd., Non-Dom status and the 60-day tax residency rule, with 15% corporation tax and potentially tax-free dividend distributions for qualifying Non-Doms.

For location-independent professionals earning well and already considering relocation, the difference can be significant compared with higher-tax countries such as Germany.
The interesting part isn’t just tax. Cyprus also offers EU access, year-round infrastructure, international communities and the flexibility to spend much of the year elsewhere.

Tax residency and Non-Dom eligibility depend on individual circumstances, so professional tax advice is essential before making any move.

Would you consider relocating your business to
Cyprus?

42-45% income tax in Germany vs. 15% corp tax + 0% dividends in Cyprus. Non-Dom status for freelancers. Case study: 97,000 euros saved.

08/10/2026

What if your next home in Cyprus or Dubai could be tax-free and practically rent-free?

With Holidayzer, you can rent a villa with a pool in Cyprus or a modern apartment in Dubai, and when you’re not there, the property can be rented out through Booking, Airbnb and other channels. No purchase needed, flexible renting, full-service setup, and personal support included.

Discover a smarter way to live with more freedom, lower costs and less hassle.
Message us to learn more.

02/10/2026

Paying 26.375% tax on dividends and capital gains in Germany?

In Cyprus, traders and investors can benefit from 0% tax on qualifying capital gains, dividends and interest income under the right tax structure and Non-Dom status.

See how the numbers compare and why Cyprus is attracting more international investors.

Tax-free capital gains in Cyprus. 26.375% withholding tax in Germany vs. 0% with Non-Dom status. Case study: €294,000 in savings.

25/09/2026

What if where you live could also work for you?

Holidayzer helps make the move to Cyprus or Dubai simpler, from finding the right property and setting it up to managing short-term rentals while you are away.

More flexibility. More support. More possibilities around how and where you live.

Whether you are exploring Cyprus, Dubai or both, the first step is understanding which setup actually fits your goals.

Book your free consultation with Holidayzer.

12/09/2026

Cyprus real estate continues to show strong momentum in 2026.

From January to August, 13,288 property sale contracts were recorded, marking the strongest eight-month start on record.

Larnaca stood out in August with a 35% increase in sales, while foreign buyers accounted for around 41% of contracts across Cyprus.

Limassol remains the largest market by volume, showing that demand continues across several key locations rather than being concentrated in one area.

For buyers and investors, the question is not simply whether Cyprus is active. It is where the strongest opportunities are and which property type fits your strategy best.

Explore Cyprus property opportunities with Holidayzer.

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06/09/2026

Dubai is more than a luxury destination. It’s a place to invest, live and build for the future.

From foreign ownership opportunities and strong rental demand to modern amenities, a business-friendly environment and long-term residency options, Dubai continues to attract international buyers for a reason.

And beyond the investment side, there’s the lifestyle: beaches, waterfront living, culture, desert experiences, dining, shopping and a city that rarely slows down.

The key is choosing the right property, location and strategy.

Explore Dubai opportunities with Holidayzer.
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30/08/2026

Is Larnaca becoming one of the most interesting property markets in Cyprus?

Recent market data shows Larnaca leading apartment and office price growth, while residential values and rental prices are also continuing to move upward.

For investors, that makes Larnaca increasingly difficult to ignore.

It still offers a more accessible entry point than Limassol, while combining coastal living, airport connectivity, growing international demand and strong potential for both long term rentals and holiday accommodation.

The bigger question is whether this growth still leaves enough room for attractive returns, or whether buyers are already starting to price in Larnaca’s future potential.

For anyone currently investing, buying or renting property in Cyprus:

Would you choose Larnaca over Limassol or Paphos today?

And what matters most to you when choosing a location: purchase price, rental yield, capital growth or lifestyle?

28/08/2026

Working from anywhere is one thing. Living worldwide without paying rent after setup is another.

Holidayzer is built for digital nomads and location-independent professionals who want more freedom in how and where they live.

Watch the video to see how the model works and why location independence can go far beyond remote work.

Are you a digital nomad? Or perhaps your business is simply locatio...

19/08/2026

Dubai property is getting cheaper. But is the risk worth it?

After years of rapid growth, Dubai’s property market has entered a correction. Residential prices fell 1.76% in April and another 1.24% in June, while the total value of real estate transactions in May dropped 37.5% month-on-month and 49.1% compared with May 2025.

At the same time, regional uncertainty remains high. The conflict involving Iran continues to affect Gulf markets, shipping and investor sentiment.

For some investors, falling prices may create opportunities that simply did not exist a year ago. For others, the geopolitical risk may still be too high.

Dubai, Cyprus or both?
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**Higher risk can create greater opportunity — but only when the numbers make sense.**