In Cyprus, the Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General, President and Judges of the Supreme Court, as well as the President and Judges of the Constitutional Court, are among the highest-paid state officials, with their annual earnings reaching €114,491.

According to data released by the Republic's Treasury, these officials' total net earnings exceed the annual earnings of the head of state, the President of the Republic, who earns €114,039.

Following them are the President and members of the Court of Appeal, earning annual salaries of €103,415. The fourth highest annual salary is that of the President of the House of Representatives, the second-ranking official, earning €92,731, while the President of the District Court records the fifth highest, with annual earnings of €92,332.

High annual earnings are also noted for the Commissioner of Health Supervision and the President of the Competition Protection Committee, both earning €91,440, while the President of the Public Service Commission earns slightly over €90,000, at €90,572.

The annual net salary of independent officials such as the Auditor General and the General Accountant of the Republic is €89,147. This salary level is also earned by the Directors-General of Ministries, the Director-General of the House of Representatives, the Chief of Police, the Commander of the Intelligence Service, and the Chief Protocol Officer.

The annual net earnings of Ministers and Deputy Ministers amount to €75,674, while the earnings of members of Parliament and religious representatives are at €65,100.

The lowest net annual salary among officials is that of the Director of the Press Office of the President of the Republic, at €41,155.

The Treasury notes that these annual earnings are based on salaries as of February 2024.