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As one of the very few common law jurisdictions within the European Union, Cyprus has well established itself as a commercial, corporate and tech hub over the past few years.

Curaçao, Nevis, and Anjouan represent three distinct approaches to iGaming licensing, each offering different compliance frameworks, banking relationships, and operational structures.

A Lease Agreement falls within the ambit of the Cyprus Contracts Law, Cap. 149 and, as such, follows the general rules and principles of contracts.

Purchasing immovable property in Cyprus involves considerably more than transferring ownership from seller to buyer. Rights and obligations affecting the property may already exist and, in certain circumstances, continue to bind it even after the transaction has been completed. Among the most significant issues encountered during property transactions are encumbrances registered against the property—mortgages, court memos, prohibitions, easements and other registrable interests that may affect a prope

For many non-EU nationals applying for permanent residence in Cyprus under Regulation 6(2), the property purchase is the centre of the entire process.

In Cyprus the legal regime governing arbitration is dualistic...

Consumer Protection Service investigations in Cyprus can expose businesses to significant legal and reputational risk. A single customer complaint may trigger a broader regulatory review of terms and conditions, refund policies, pricing practices, and website disclosures. Understanding how these investigations arise, what documents may be requested, and why the first response matters is essential for businesses operating in Cyprus.

When a new company is formed, the shareholders are usually focused on the opportunities ahead rather than the possibility of future disagreements. The parties may be long-standing friends, family members, business...

A Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) is usually a foreign subsidiary controlled by local shareholders (often >50% ownership by residents of the parent company's country).

Cyprus law provides a structured framework for debt recovery. The outcome, however, depends heavily on the facts. A creditor must consider not only whether the debt is legally due, but also whether the debtor has assets, whether the claim is properly documented, whether there is a realistic defence, and how any judgment can actually be enforced.

Cyprus property law now intersects with cryptocurrency regulation as international buyers increasingly seek to use Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins for real estate acquisitions. While crypto-funded property purchases are legally possible in Cyprus, they require careful structuring to satisfy contract law, Land Registry requirements, anti-money laundering obligations, and the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

One of the main objectives of the economic policy of the Republic of Cyprus is to further encourage foreign direct investment and to attract high net worth individuals to settle and conduct their business in Cyprus.

One of the main objectives of the economic policy of the Republic of Cyprus is to further encourage foreign direct investment and to attract high net worth individuals to settle and conduct their business in Cyprus.

This article discusses Cyprus-seated international arbitration in light of the adoption of the UNCITRAL Model Law by legislation passed in 1987 and with particular reference to the passage of amending legislation in 2024...

The aim of the study is to list the simple mandatory provisions, i.e. the provisions that cannot be derogated from by agreement according to article 6 of the Rome I Regulation in the 28 Member States.

As one of the very few common law jurisdictions within the European Union, Cyprus has well established itself as a commercial, corporate and tech hub over the past few years.

Cyprus company redomiciliation transfers a foreign company's registered office to Cyprus without dissolving it, preserving legal identity, contracts, assets and trading history. The process requires careful analysis of tax implications, asset valuation rules under Article 33B(3), and substance requirements to determine whether continuation is commercially worthwhile compared to incorporating a new Cyprus entity.

Its legal system — based on English common law principles — provides a sophisticated framework for resolving corporate and commercial disputes, many of which arise between foreign investors, joint venture partners, suppliers, distributors and service providers.

Navigating the eviction process in Cyprus requires landlords to follow strict legal procedures, from understanding the distinction between contractual and statutory tenancies to obtaining court orders for possession. What are the legal grounds for eviction, how long does the process take, and what mistakes could expose property owners to serious legal consequences?