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Real Estate Law
Taxes and Fees When Buying Property in Cyprus – Complete Guide Cyprus has become an increasingly popular destination for foreigners buying real estate, thanks to its low cost of living, high quality of lifestyle, favourable permanent residency policy through property acquisition, and status as one of the top retirement destinations in Europe. One of the… Read More
Company & Corporate Law
Under Cyprus law, a pledge of shares refers to the granting of a security interest in shares of a company as collateral for a debt or other obligation. It involves the transfer of legal title of the shares to the creditor (pledgee) while the economic ownership and voting rights generally remain with the pledgor (debtor)…. Read More
Real Estate Law
Purchasing a property that will be used as a home is a dream come true for many people. When deciding to go through this idea, you should take into consideration some aspects to secure your desired outcome. According to Cyprus law, Cypriots or persons of Cypriot origin as well as EU citizens who have their… Read More
Immigration & Residency
Non EU citizens have the right to reside in Cyprus for more than 3 months on a Visitor Residence Permit. The key requirement is to show that they have in their possession stable or adequate income deriving from abroad. The term “adequate income” means a minimum deposited amount of EUR 10,000 for every adult and… Read More
Intellectual Property Law
Introduction Trademarks are a symbol of the identity of your business. The original names, phrases, symbols, logos, and designs that you create for your business help to identify your products and services. Consumers will be able to distinguish your offerings from that of competing businesses largely thanks to memorable trademarks. The visibility of a trademark… Read More
Intellectual Property Law
On 23 March 2016, the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) will change its name to the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), as set out in the Amending Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2015/2424 of the European Parliament and the Council). At the same time, the Community trade mark (CTM) will become the European… Read More
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