There is one peculiarity in Cyprus - money doesn't decide anything here, only connections, mostly family connections. But it is easy to make friends with Cypriots, to make them feel at ease. They are very cheerful and friendly people, our mentalities are similar, our sense of humor is the same :)
And also - they adore children, even idolize them, and there are no prohibitions for them here. This is very much in contrast to the "parent-adult" relationship we have here.
Visa issues and permanent residence in Cyprus
Pro-visa is a one-time visa and is issued free of charge. On it you can stay in Cyprus for no more than 90 days. If you decide to stay for a longer period of time, you need to apply for a Pink slip at the immigration service (Pink slip - a document that gives the right to legal residence in Cyprus to citizens of "third countries"). It is issued for one year, or two years if you reapply, and does not entitle you to work.
You need to justify your stay in Cyprus for a long period of time. In this will help: the presence of real estate or long-term lease agreement, certificate from a local kindergarten or school, certificate of income in Ukraine, bank statement on the movement of funds on the account. Health insurance for all family members is also mandatory.
However, it is also possible to obtain an indefinite (lifetime) residence permit in Cyprus - the so-called F visa, but for it the immigration service has higher requirements.
By the way, probably not everyone is aware that there are two completely different states on the island of Cyprus. One is the Republic of Cyprus, a member of the European Union, with the euro monetary unit; and the unrecognized Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, a territory illegally occupied by Turkey, with the Turkish lira as its monetary unit. The pro-visa can be used to enter the territory of Northern Cyprus without any problems.