This residency option requires a minimum investment of €300,000 in either new residential units, commercial properties (new or resale), shares in a Cyprus-based company with a physical presence and at least five employees, or units in a Cyprus-based investment fund.
Non-EU nationals can qualify with a steady income from abroad (at least €9,568 plus €4,613 per dependent). Buying property in Cyprus isn’t required but can improve approval chances, along with a suggested €15,000–€20,000 in a local bank.
Available to non-EU entrepreneurs who invest at least €260,000 in a Cyprus-based company, with funds transferred from abroad.
This permit allows EU and EEA citizens to live or work in Cyprus long-term and must be applied for within four months of arrival.
Non-EU citizens can use the Pink Slip to extend their stay in Cyprus beyond their visa period, allowing long-term visitor status if they apply before their initial visa expires.
Cyprus’s Business Facilitation Unit (BFU) streamlines the work permit process, enabling non-EU/EEA employees of registered companies to live and work legally in Cyprus.
Enjoy the freedom of visa-free or simplified entry to numerous countries, making business trips and family holidays stress-free and convenient.
Take advantage of tax benefits, promising real estate investments, and access to thriving business environments that open doors to growth and success.
Give your family access to high-quality education, excellent healthcare, and opportunities to grow personally and professionally in dynamic, welcoming communities.
Live in secure, politically stable countries with low crime rates and a high quality of life, offering peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
The Republic of Cyprus is an island nation located at the crossroads of 3 continents: Europe, Asia and Africa. Its territory comprises the entirety of the Mediterranean’s third-largest island and some smaller islets, with a total area of 9,251 km².
Cyprus has a population of 875,889. Although English is widely spoken by 90% of the population, the official languages are Greek and Turkish.
Cyprus is a very popular tourist destination with around 4 million tourists visiting annually – over 4 times its resident population.
Primary and secondary education is compulsory for Cypriot pupils until they reach the age of 15. However, almost all Cypriots proceed with higher education either in one of numerous university campuses on the island, or the United Kingdom, with a sizeable university student diaspora who return to the island after their studies.
The island has recently launched its own General Health System, a full-coverage, universal healthcare insurance programme that strives to provide all residents with affordable medical care.
| Property Type | Bedroom | Area m2 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment | 3 | 166.14 | €1050000 |
| Property Type | Bedroom | Area m2 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Villa | 4 | 186 | €1250000 + VAT |
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