Nicosia · Visa agency

Photiades Education (Nicosia)
Nicosia education consultancy, with a second office in Paphos, that helps students with university applications, scholarships, student visas and accommodation abroad.
Facts from the agency's website
- Name
- Photiades Education
- Address
- 1 Proedrikou Avenue, Agrotis Building, Office 101, 1081 Nicosia
- City
Nicosia, Cyprus
- Phone
- +357 22 100116
- +357 99 336479
- contact@photiades.ac.cy
- Services it lists
- University applications · Scholarship and student visa applications · Student accommodation
- Website
- photiades.ac.cy
- Last checked
- 1 Nov 2026
- Our checks
4 of 5 checks
- ✓Website is live and names the businessphotiades.ac.cy · opened 31 Oct 2026
- ✓Address on its own website1 Proedrikou Avenue, Agrotis Building, Office 101, 1081 Nicosia
- ✓Phone on its own website+357 22 100116
- –Prices published, with a dateNot checked yet
- ✓Checked in the last 90 daysLast checked 1 Nov 2026
Sources. We took these facts from the agency's own pages.
- photiades.ac.cy/contact-us · opened 31 Oct 2026“1 Proedrikou Avenue, Agrotis Building, Office 101, 1081 Nicosia”
- photiades.ac.cy · opened 31 Oct 2026“Scholarship & Visa Applications”
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Last checked 1 Nov 2026. Change log, newest first: 1 Nov 2026: re-checked against its website; 31 Oct 2026: 3 quotes read on its website, from 2 pages. Something wrong or out of date? Report a change.