FRAUDSTER Michael Voudouri has been moved to a Cyprus jail despite failing to pay his £200,000 dirty cash bill.
The £11million VAT crook, 50, was allowed the switch from his Scots cell to be near family on his isle homeland.0
It’s feared he could bag a cushier sentence for the rest of his 11½ year stretch as law chiefs continue to chase him over the £207,339 proceeds of crime order from 2015.
A source said: “He had applied for repatriation to his home country.
It’s thought Voudouri’s flit from Shotts jail, Lanarkshire, to Nicosia central prison was sealed after he ditched a fight to keep his £1.6million pad in Bridge of Allan, Stirlingshire
A British Government report called the island jail’s regime “relaxed”.
The Scottish Prison Service needed Cypriot authorities to accept the UK citizen before the case went to MSPs.
It’s understood Voudouri — caged in 2014 after 15 months on the run — was moved around a year ago.
