Permanent Residency in Cyprus


Cyprus Permanent Residence Permit (PRP)

Cyprus offers a straightforward and attractive route to Permanent Residency (PR) through its Immigration Permit program. Whether you’re an investor, retiree, or seeking a high-quality European lifestyle, Cyprus provides a stable and tax-friendly environment to call home. Our expert legal team specializes in Cyprus immigration law and ensures a seamless PR application process. From investment selection to document preparation, we guide you every step of the way.  Secure your Cyprus Permanent Residency effortlessly. Contact us for a consultation and take the first step towards your new European lifestyle.

Benefits of Cyprus Permanent Residency


How to Obtain Cyprus Permanent Residency

Cyprus offers two main routes to PR:

Fast-Track Permanent Residency (Regulation 6.2)

This is the most popular and efficient route:

  • Investment Requirement: A minimum real estate investment of €300,000 + VAT.
  • Income Criteria: Proof of at least €50,000 per year, plus additional funds for dependents.
  • Processing Time: Approval in approximately two months.
  • No Residency Obligation: Visit Cyprus once every two years to maintain PR status.

Category F – Standard Residency Route

For those who prefer a lower investment threshold:

  • Investment Requirement: No fixed amount, but applicants must demonstrate stable income.
  • Processing Time: Can take up to 12 months.
  • Ideal for Retirees: Suitable for non-working individuals with a secured income.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  1. Can I work in Cyprus with a Permanent Residency permit? No, PR does not grant work rights. However, you can own and manage a business.
  2. Is it necessary to live in Cyprus full-time? No, you only need to visit Cyprus once every two years to maintain PR status.
  3. Does Cyprus PR lead to citizenship? While PR itself does not grant citizenship, long-term residents can apply for naturalization under certain conditions.
  4. Can I include my family in the PR application? Yes, your spouse, dependent children under 25, and even parents can be included.