ex_pat wrote:Would just be my luck that things changed and Cypriots no longer welcome non-Cypriots to the island (unless there is a buck to be made).
Years ago most of foreigners were either tourists or "visitors" or retired persons (i.e. all who were just coming here to spend their money and do not do anything else). But nowadays there are more and more resident foreigners who work here or do their business here etc. (also do not forget about tons of false "asylum seekers" which are definitely nothing good).
Got the idea?
Maybe I'm wrong, but probably in 10...20 years or so the cypriots will become the minority here (mainly because of the EU accession). The cypriot population is extremely small (compare to 450M of total EU population) and there are still plenty of space where to live (and build). Of course the growth of economy is necessary for this to happen.
Cypriots have closed minds and don't welcome change, great, but not any more.
I disagree. Cyprus is still great place to live. The climate is great and there is a nice beach around the island
Stop blaming cypriots, do you depend on them too much? If you do not like what's happening around you just do something to change it. Come on, make a new Singapore or Hong Kong here