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Following the on-site visit carried out by the Committee of Experts on the Evaluation of Anti-Money Laundering Measures and the Financing of Terrorism to the Republic of Cyprus from the 13th of May 2019 to the 24th of May 2019 ...

The opportunities open to investors in Cyprus.

Real estate transactions in Cyprus, whether for buying or selling, involve a legal framework that demands thorough understanding.

The concept of "Trapped Buyers" became widely known following the Amendment of the Transfer and Mortgage Properties Law (Law 9/1965) on September 3, 2015.

Many people who have acquired, or who intend to acquire, an immovable property in the TRNC may consider earning some additional income from the letting of their property either for short term holiday lets or long term rentals.

Thanks in no small part to an influx of foreign investment, in recent years Limassol has emerged as the financial hub of Cyprus. As a corollary of this development...

Specific performance — the remedy compelling a party to fulfill their contractual obligations — sits at the intersection of law and conscience...

Envision the sun-kissed beaches, the sound of waves, ancient archaeological treasures, and a life filled with Mediterranean flavours.

Purchasing property in Cyprus can often have a number of potential pitfalls. We always urge potential purchasers to exercise extreme caution when buying a property, particularly if the title deed...

Do you want to increase your company's flexibility and do business in Cyprus in a fast, flexible and easy way?

Cyprus faces a critical policy decision regarding foreign investment in real estate as new legislative proposals seek to restrict property acquisition by third-country nationals and foreign-controlled entities. The proposed reforms would fundamentally shift from an open market approach to a more restrictive framework, raising questions about transparency, beneficial ownership scrutiny, and the balance between protecting domestic interests and maintaining Cyprus's competitive position as an attractive

Cyprus Investment Programme is available to investors in Cyprus pursuant to the Decision of the Council of Ministers dated 13th September 2016 issued as per Article 111A(2) of the Civil Registry Law 2002-2013, of the Republic of Cyprus.

Purchasing a property is one of life's most significant financial decisions.

Cyprus is a popular destination for setting up a business, mainly due to its geographical location, its full European Union membership...

A surprising number of Cypriot property buyers discover—often years after paying the full price—that their sale contract was never lodged at the Land Registry.

Late delivery of an off-plan home can leave a buyer paying rent after committing substantial funds to the purchase. Compensation may be available for the developer’s breach, but a missed deadline does not always entitle the buyer to end the agreement. An unjustified termination can itself put the buyer in breach.

The underlying principle of Cypriot Land Law is that every interest or right over or affecting immovable property is registered and can be traced in the Registries of the Lands and Surveys Department ...