Fedor wrote:Good day everyone,
Basically I received some letter from the army. Had to use google translate to actually understand what the hell it said. I will be going to the office in the next couple of days to sort the issue out. I have no problem getting my exemption as I am studying. I just wanted to clarify a few things before going to the office as I do not speak Greek at all and the documents I find online are on in gibberish to me.
I am Russian, but I lived in Cyprus since 1994. Graduated uni in Scotland and got back here. Right now I'm doing my 2nd degree and have another year to go (here's the exemption).
My mother is Russian but she got her Cyprus citizenship ~ 3 years ago. After that I got the passport as well (I was over 18 when I got it). My father is Russian and he never had Cypriot citizenship or applied for it. Moreover, they are divorced.
Just for the sake of trying to figure out what I am looking at right now, thought that making a topic here won't harm me in any way. + there is no similar case anywhere to be found.
As you can figure out, I do not really have the time to spend 6 months sweeping streets, digging, cleaning cars etc etc, coz I have to help my mother out financially.
Can anyone here help me out with some laws maybe?
Regards,
Fedor.
Fedor I am afraid you have come across or fanatics here who have no respect for anybody. I am afraid being a cypriot is not an easy mater. even your children will be expected to do the same even if you do not leave in cyprus. I am afraid that is our world.
however if you learn a few turkish words and when they pull you in just respond in terkish and see what they do. i can assure you that you will out of the door before you can say starogunduroxerodjehalokurubedo.