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by **insan** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 3:24 pm

Hi to all!

It's been a long time i've been away from the forum... backed for information about residing in south...

I'm planning to reside in south for the restitution of my mom's properties that are located in Agios Ioannis(Nicosia)... first of all, my mom as the only heir of the properties(2 detached houses) has not taken any GC properties in north because we had a house in north of Nicosia too, but been sold about 10 years ago... before 74 we rented the 2 detached houses in southern Nicosia to some GC families but after 74 we couldn't get the rental fees... my mother's intention was waiting yntil a solution is found but it's been 41 years and no solution has been found yet... so i decided to go and reside in south and apply for the restitution and/or compensation and or exchange our properties.. i went to a real estate agency called MPA properties and found a house for rent in Strovolos... they told me that the owner wants to learn about if i was working... I said I'm jobless... the representative of the real estate agency told me "sorry, but the house owners afraid of renting their houses to the jobless... end of my dream residing in south and finding a job to work until i gain right to claim our properties and get them back?

I've sent an email to Nicosia district social welfare services department about this issue today...

What else can i do to solve my problem about renting a house in Nicosia preferably in Agios Dömetios, Engomi or Strovolos? We have limited means but at least we can pay the rent of the house for one month(450 euros)... need a fully furnished one with internet provisioning, detached or ground floor appartnebt 3 bedrooms...

by **DrCyprus** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 3:36 pm

Step 1:

Find a job.

by **Paphitis** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 3:41 pm

You could try to get employment which would make it easier for you to rent a property. I think there are quite a few thousand TCs who work in the non occupied part of Cyprus.

Also, it might be an idea to look for a cheaper rental in a village rather than a city. I presume the rents might be cheaper but then you might need your own wheels too. There should be an abundance of cheap stock.

Also, you are entitled to a RoC ID Card, and as a result you might be entitled to Unemployment Benefits and maybe a few other things as well. It would be worth checking that out.

But on the employment front, I reckon it would be easy getting a job to tide you over in the interim whilst you claim and finalise your property affairs. It might be a situation where you should look at things like bar tendering etc to pay your bills and rent until you can sort out your affairs.

Maybe you could also speak to some TCs who work in the non occupied areas because they might have some contacts or be able to tell you where to find work. Maybe things have changed slightly because unemployment is high.

by **Get Real!** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 3:46 pm

Insan,

For as long as 37% of Cypriot territory is under an illegal Turkish occupation thereby depriving some 185,000 ethnically cleansed refugees from accessing their properties, you shouldn’t have access to yours either.

by **Tim Drayton** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 3:56 pm

Keep applying till you find a landlord willing to rent out their property to you.

by **insan** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 4:08 pm

Thanks for the info and advises you given Paphitis...

GR, you know there's IPC that refugees can apply to claim their properties... in 13 years of time since it's establishment, solved the property claims of 685 GC claimants by compensating and/or exchanging and/or restitution... it costed 200 million UK pounds to IPC which waas funded by GOT...

So why shouldn't i GR... i wish everyone follows the required legal procedures, claims their property rights and gets what they wished... waiting for more than 41 years for a comprehensive solution to be found is more than enough...

Such property commissions should have been established decades ago... noone have to wait for a comprehensive solution to be found anymore...

by **insan** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 4:12 pm

Tim Drayton wrote:Keep applying till you find a landlord willing to rent out their property to you.

Hi Tim, ain't it better to go and ask public assistance from the welfare department? In this situation, i should be considered as a homeless citizen by the welfare department i think... although i have cash to pay the rent at least for one month, i have difficulties to rent it...

by **Get Real!** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 4:18 pm

insan wrote:Thanks for the info and advises you given Paphitis...

GR, you know there's IPC that refugees can apply to claim their properties... in 13 years of time since it's establishment, solved the property claims of 685 GC claimants by compensating and/or exchanging and/or restitution... it costed 200 million UK pounds to IPC which waas funded by GOT...

So why shouldn't i GR... i wish everyone follows the required legal procedures, claims their property rights and gets what they wished... waiting for more than 41 years for a comprehensive solution to be found is more than enough...

Such property commissions should have been established decades ago... noone have to wait for a comprehensive solution to be found anymore...

Your bankrupt IPC scam doesn’t have enough money to purchase my property but more importantly it’s not for sale so bugger off!

by **insan** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 4:20 pm

DrCyprus wrote:Step 1:

Find a job.

i can easily find a job in north but not sure about south as the unemployment rate is about 16%... but what I'm wishing is both working and residing there for a full satisfactory life experience in south... i'm intending to write a documentary book about it...

by **insan** » Fri Oct 30, 2015 4:22 pm

Get Real! wrote:
insan wrote:Thanks for the info and advises you given Paphitis...

GR, you know there's IPC that refugees can apply to claim their properties... in 13 years of time since it's establishment, solved the property claims of 685 GC claimants by compensating and/or exchanging and/or restitution... it costed 200 million UK pounds to IPC which waas funded by GOT...

So why shouldn't i GR... i wish everyone follows the required legal procedures, claims their property rights and gets what they wished... waiting for more than 41 years for a comprehensive solution to be found is more than enough...

Such property commissions should have been established decades ago... noone have to wait for a comprehensive solution to be found anymore...

Your bankrupt IPC scam doesn’t have enough money to purchase my property but more importantly it’s not for sale so bugger off!

It well satisfied 685 GC claimants... you are free to do anything you wish... even bugger off from this topic! :lol: