Yes. No Cypriot law forbids private use of a VPN, and companies and universities in Limassol and Nicosia use them for work. Cyprus has been in the EU since 2004, so the GDPR governs how services there process personal data.
The best known form of blocking in Cyprus concerns gambling. Under the 2012 betting law, online gambling is limited to licensed operators, and the National Betting Authority publishes a list of unlicensed sites that internet providers are required to block. Some people still reach such sites through a VPN or proxy. The sites stay unlicensed all the same, so caution is wise.
A VPN encrypts your connection and sends it out through an IP address in the location you selected. Your accounts and Cypriot law stay the same. For the details, see our guide to how a VPN works.











































