Why Choose Cyprus for Residency by Investment?

Key Benefits of Cyprus Permanent Residency

• Fast-track process: Residency granted within 3–4 months.
• Lifetime permanent residency status.
• Visa-free travel within the Schengen Zone (upon Cyprus joining Schengen).
• No requirement to reside in Cyprus (just visit once every two years).
• Eligibility for future citizenship (subject to separate requirements).
• Family eligibility: Includes spouse, children up to age 25, and parents.
• High-quality lifestyle in a stable European country.

Eligibility Requirements for Cyprus Residency

• Minimum age of 18 years.
• Clean criminal record.
• Proof of secure income outside Cyprus (minimum €50,000/year, plus €15,000 for spouse and €10,000 per child).
• Health insurance coverage.
• Genuine intention to maintain investment and connection with Cyprus.

Eligible Family Members:

• Spouse.
• Children under 18 and up to 25 (if dependent and unmarried).
• Parents and parents-in-law.

Investment Options

• Real Estate Investment: Purchase new residential property(ies) totaling at least €300,000 + VAT (5%–19%).
• Alternative Investment Options: Invest €300,000 in a Cyprus company employing at least five local employees, or in shares of investment funds licensed by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission.

Additional Costs:

• Government application fees (~€500 per person).
• VAT on property (depending on property type).

Investment must be maintained for the lifetime of the residency.

Application Process

1. Partner with Stravion Capital: Receive comprehensive support throughout your Cyprus residency journey.
2. Select Investment Route: Choose between real estate or business investment options.
3. Prepare Documents (1–2 months): Assistance with document preparation and certifications.
4. Submit Application: Submit through the Cyprus Civil Registry and Migration Department.
5. Approval and Residency Card Issuance (3–4 months): Obtain your Permanent Residency Permit for you and your family.
6. Maintain Residency: Visit Cyprus at least once every two years to retain your status.