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Cyprus has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for international investors, entrepreneurs, and business owners seeking both commercial opportunities and quality of life.

Certain activities and services are regulated and can only be provided if a license is obtained. In Cyprus, the governing authority is CySEC which examines applications for such licenses and issues the licenses ...

There is no doubt that the Cyprus Investment Programme (CIP), has supported the local economy in trying times after the financial crisis that hit Cyprus in 2013. It gave a boost to the economy...

This Article outlines the options available to third country nationals employed by foreign interest companies and the criteria that need to be met.

Over the last years, Cyprus has been actively courting foreign direct investment into the country, offering a number of attractive incentives to establish the island as a world-class destination for international business activity.

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 has adopted a new legal framework regulating certain foreign direct investments (FDIs), aimed at safeguarding national security...

The Regulation establishes a cooperation mechanism where EU member states and the Commission exchange information and raise concerns related to specific investments.

The recent developments in the shores of Cyprus have attracted the attention of foreign governments, leading energy companies and naturally the attention of international media.

The much anticipated reform of the Cyprus International Trust Law has finally arrived, as it has been approved by the House of Representatives on March 9 2012.

You may know Cyprus as a tourist destination, you may remember the crisis in 2013, which is well overcome meanwhile.

Starting from the 1st of January 2022, this new action plan which facilitates the below mentioned sectors, will come into force.

Cyprus has emerged as a strategic jurisdiction for international entrepreneurs through its 60-day tax residency rule, offering EU access and tax efficiency without requiring year-round presence.

Cyprus has established a new public law entity to address financing gaps for SMEs and startups through direct loans, guarantees, co-financing arrangements, and equity investments. The organization aims to mobilize private sector financing by addressing market failures rather than competing with commercial banks.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) (Directive (EU) 2019/882) made headlines recently for entering into practical application on the 28th June 2025, and thereby setting common accessibility requirements across...

The strategic location of the island of Cyprus and its considerable wealth in ancient times have made it subject to occupation by several different nations and civilisations.

Cyprus is rapidly developing as a centre for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Research and Development (R&D)

Cyprus, an EU member country, has set its sights on becoming a fund and asset management centre of excellence, and with the requisite legislation and increasing inflows of foreign investments, the country is well on its way.