Cyprus offers one of the most attractive residency-by-investment schemes in Europe, allowing non-EU investors to obtain permanent residency in Cyprus through property investment. 

By investing in qualifying real estate, international clients can secure long-term residency in Cyprus while benefiting from a stable legal system, EU access and a favourable tax environment. 

At Aliant Law Cyprus, we provide full legal support for clients combining property investment with immigration planning, ensuring that both processes are aligned and handled efficiently. 

Our services include: 

• Structuring the property acquisition in line with residency requirements  

• Legal due diligence on qualifying investments  

• Coordination of property purchase and residency application  

• Preparation and submission of residency documentation  

• Ongoing legal and strategic support  

This integrated approach ensures that your investment is secure and your residency application is properly structured, maximising the likelihood of approval. 
 
Why Choose Aliant Law Cyprus 

• Full legal support from purchase to title transfer  

• Expertise in international clients & cross-border investments  

• Integrated property + immigration + tax approach  

• Part of a global network in 30+ countries  

• Fast, responsive and commercially focused  

We don’t just handle property — we secure your investment and your future in Cyprus. 

 

FAQ: 

Can foreigners buy property in Cyprus? 

Yes, non-EU investors can purchase property in Cyprus, subject to standard approvals. Legal guidance ensures a smooth and compliant process. 

Can I get residency in Cyprus by buying property? 

Yes, Cyprus offers permanent residency through qualifying property investment, subject to meeting specific criteria. 

Do I need a lawyer to buy property in Cyprus? 

Yes, a lawyer is essential to conduct due diligence, review contracts and ensure secure transfer of ownership. 

How long does it take to buy property in Cyprus? 

The process typically takes a few weeks depending on due diligence, contract negotiation and approvals. 

What are the risks when buying property in Cyprus? 

Risks include unclear title, encumbrances or planning issues — all of which can be mitigated through proper legal checks.