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You can move to Paphos by yourself, with a friend or as a couple. There are pros and cons to all of the situations. If you consider moving abroad with any kind of friend it can be a really good idea to sit down and talk through practical and everyday stuff such as economy, bills, cleaning, grocery shopping, cooking vs ordering, going out/staying in, how you deal with potentially going out without each other as well as having friends and family visiting (from near and far and extended visits). Apart from the practical arrangements, life is fun when you can share your new core memories with other people – so it is very recommendable to move abroad together. Moving with a friend can cause you to interact less with new people compared to if you move abroad by yourself. But if this is a good or a bad thing entirely depends on your personal goals and wishes as well as your personality.

Conclusion: communication is key if you and your friend decide to move abroad together

Paphos is a relatively small and compact city, making it quite walkable for most attractions and amenities. The coastal promenade offers a great walking experience, connecting various landmarks and providing beautiful views of the sea. Additionally, the city centre is very pedestrian-friendly, with narrow streets and pedestrianized areas where you can stroll and explore.

Generally, the cost of living in Paphos is considered to be moderate compared to other cities in Cyprus. Here are some average monthly expenses to consider:

• Rent: The cost of rent in Paphos can vary depending on the size, location, and type of accommodation. A one-bedroom apartment in the city center can range from €400 to €600 per month, while outside the city center, it can range from €300 to €500 per month. Prices can be higher for larger apartments or houses.
• Utilities: The average monthly cost for basic utilities like electricity, water, heating, and garbage collection for a small apartment can range from €100 to €150. This is an estimate and can vary depending on usage, season, and the specific provider.
• Groceries: The cost of groceries can vary based on individual shopping habits and dietary preferences. On average, a monthly grocery bill for one person can range from €150 to €250.

Kato Paphos is generally considered to be one of the more affordable neighborhoods in Paphos, with a range of apartments and houses available at lower rental prices. Additionally, the neighborhood of Chloraka, located slightly outside the city center, is also known for its relatively lower cost of living and affordable housing options.

Paphos has hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The summers are long and hot, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F), while the winters are mild, with temperatures averaging around 15°C (59°F). The island receives most of its rainfall between November and March.