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Harnessing the Power of Intellectual Property under the Cyprus Tax System Cyprus continues to strengthen its position as one of the most attractive EU jurisdictions for structuring intellectual property (IP) ownership and exploitation.

Digital assets are rapidly reshaping global finance, creating new opportunities for businesses, investors and innovators across Europe.

Creating a separate Will specifically for your Cyprus estate offers significant advantages.

Buying property is a significant decision, and in Cyprus, the process can involve multiple legal, tax, and regulatory steps that require careful attention. Between contracts, permits, fees, and timelines, even experienced buyers can overlook crucial details.

Cyprus has become a preferred destination for entrepreneurs, consultants, and remote professionals who wish to establish their own business presence in the European Union. For third-country nationals (non-EU citizens), forming a Cyprus company can provide a legitimate path to residence and employment, provided the structure complies with the current immigration and corporate framework.

As more international companies choose Cyprus as their base for European operations, understanding the local employment law framework is essential.

Relocating to a new country often involves more than business or professional considerations. For many individuals, ensuring that their family can join and live with them in safety and stability is a key part of the decision to move.

When planning long-term relocation to Cyprus, families often face a key decision: whether to apply for Permanent Residence (PR) under Category 6.2 or to reside in Cyprus through the Business Companies of Foreign Interest (BCS) framework. Both schemes offer significant benefits, yet they differ in their scope, renewal conditions, and long-term implications — particularly for families with both minor and adult children.

The Central Bank of Cyprus plays a vital role in safeguarding the stability and integrity of the financial system, ensuring public confidence and fostering sustainable economic growth.

Cyprus serves as the ideal bridge between the UAE and the European Union, enabling UAE companies to expand into Europe through a trusted, tax-efficient, and strategically located EU base.

Cyprus has a competitive 12.5% corporate tax rate, fully aligned with EU and OECD rules.
Dividends, share profits and foreign income are largely tax-exempt.
The IP Box (2.5%) and non-dom regime offer major additional benefits.

How EU citizens and their non-EU family members can legally reside and work in Cyprus

Explaining the main residency options for non-EU nationals

Overview of Cyprus as a rapidly growing innovation and technology hub,

Criteria and conditions for obtaining Permanent Residence in Cyprus under Regulation 6(2) of the Aliens and Immigration Regulations

The Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa lets non-EU nationals live in Cyprus while working remotely for employers or clients abroad.
It offers lifestyle benefits, a safe environment, and access to one of Europe’s most attractive tax regimes.
Perks include a 50% income tax exemption, non-dom status, and family-friendly relocation options.

Since Brexit, UK nationals no longer enjoy automatic EU residency rights. For many clients – whetherprofessionals, retirees, or entrepreneurs – securing a legal pathway into the EU is essential. Cyprus standsout as a preferred destination thanks to its close historicties with the UK, common law system, widespreaduse of English, and highly favourable tax regime. By […]

Cyprus Permanent Residence under Category 6.2 does not automatically grant access to GESY, outlining the additional requirements.

The Cyprus Non-Dom Tax Regime offers one of the most attractive alternatives for UK investors and high-net-worth individuals following the UK’s planned non-dom abolition in April 2025. Non-doms in Cyprus enjoy exemptions on dividend, interest, and rental income, no inheritance or wealth taxes, and no capital gains tax (except for Cyprus property). The regime is valid for 17 years, with low personal income tax rates, special expat exemptions, favorable pension taxation, and access to 65+ double tax treaties, making Cyprus a stable and highly tax-efficient jurisdiction within the EU.

The European Union Trademark (EUTM) system offers a single registration that extends protection across all EU Member States — a valuable tool for businesses operating or expanding in Europe.

The Cyprus Pink Slip, also known as a temporary residence permit, or Visitor Visa, allows non-European Union passport holders to stay in Cyprus for more than 90 days

The Cypriot Parliament has recently passed new legislation introducing significant amendments to the VAT regime applicable to primary residences. The changes, passed with near-unanimous support, aim to align Cyprus’s VAT framework with EU directives and address long-standing concerns raised by the European Commission.

Overview of Cyprus’s Companies of Foreign Interest Scheme, outlining the benefits, requirements, and procedures for third-country nationals seeking to relocate and work in Cyprus through business establishment.

In recent years, there has been a notable increase in immovable property transactions across the Republic of Cyprus. This growing interest is largely attributed to the simplicity and transparency of the property acquisition process in the country.

Owning immovable property in Cyprus as a non-resident is a valuable investment, but it also requires careful succession planning. For individuals residing abroad, preparing a Will governed by Cyprus law is essential to ensure that their estate is protected and distributed according to their wishes, without unnecessary legal complications.

In the Cypriot legal system, the transfer of property rights through an Assignment Agreement is a widely used contractual method for transferring rights and obligations under an existing sale agreement—particularly when the title deed of the property has not yet been issued in the name of the original buyer (assignor).

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