Legal insights and analysis on Cyprus law
Η Κύπρος παραμένει μία από τις πλέον ελκυστικές δικαιοδοσίες της ΕΕ για Έλληνες επιχειρηματίες, προσφέροντας ευνοϊκό φορολογικό καθεστώς, χαμηλούς εταιρικούς συντελεστές και ισχυρά πλεονεκτήματα για holding structures και διεθνείς δραστηριότητες.
Read MoreWhen someone dies intestate in Cyprus, statutory succession rules — not personal wishes — determine how the estate is distributed. This article explains the legal framework, who inherits, and how an administrator is appointed.
Read MoreAn overview of the Cyprus fast-track permanent residency programme under Regulation 6(2), including the investment threshold, income requirements, documentation and the benefits for non-EU nationals and their families.
Read MoreA structured legal checklist for property purchases in Cyprus — covering ownership verification, encumbrance searches, sale agreements, Land Registry deposits, taxes and regulatory approvals for foreign buyers.
Read MorePost-Brexit, UK buyers are treated as non-EU nationals but can still acquire Cyprus property through a well-established legal process. This guide walks through approvals, due diligence and the wider tax and succession considerations.
Read MoreAn overview of how foreign buyers — EU and non-EU alike — can acquire property in Cyprus, covering due diligence, Sale and Purchase Agreements, Council of Ministers approval and the costs involved.
Read MoreA practical walkthrough of incorporating a private limited company in Cyprus — from name approval and constitutional documents to tax registration, banking and post-incorporation compliance.
Read MoreCyprus has emerged as one of the most attractive jurisdictions for foreign entrepreneurs, combining a strategic location, an English-based legal system, EU membership and a stable tax environment ideal for international corporate structures.
Read MoreCyprus remains a highly attractive jurisdiction for foreign investors seeking to purchase real estate, whether for capital investment, long-term asset planning, or relocation.
Read MoreThe acquisition of immovable property in Cyprus follows a structured legal process governed by clear statutory framework. Cyprus attracts both local and foreign investors due to its stable legal system, EU membership, and established property registration regime.
Read MoreCyprus citizenship may be acquired through various legal routes, including by descent (origin). Citizenship by descent is among the most established and legally grounded procedures.
Read MoreThe administration of a deceased person's estate becomes significantly more complex when the deceased was resident outside Cyprus and the heirs are foreign nationals.
Read MoreAn examination of the legal and ethical landscape of euthanasia in Cyprus, where no legislative framework currently exists for end-of-life procedures.
Read MoreWhen a person passes away in Cyprus, their assets and liabilities do not disappear. Instead, they form what is legally known as the estate of the deceased, which must be properly administered.
Read MoreThe issuance of Schengen visas in Cyprus plays a crucial role in facilitating travel and promoting international cooperation within the Schengen Area.
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