Available Solutions based on your request:
Cyprus Golden Visa
Residence by Investment Programs
Region:
Europe
Country:
Cyprus
Program Final:
Permanent residency (PR) with path to citizenship after 7 years of continuous residency
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
3
Education:
N/A
Price:
Estimated cost components for Cyprus Golden Visa include government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. Overall spend can often be expected near $11,000 USD, while the precise figure will move with applicant count, route choice, and any extra professional assistance. Request a tailored cost review from our team.
Investment
requirements:
Minimum €300,000 (about $325,000 USD) investment in real estate or other eligible assets; proof of annual income from abroad (at least €50,000 plus €15,000 per spouse and €10,000 per dependent minor); funds must originate from outside Cyprus
Dependents:
Permit covers spouse and children under 18; unmarried children aged 18 to 25 studying abroad must file separate applications with fees; parents and parents-in-law are not covered.
Description:
The Cyprus Golden Visa is targeted at non-EU nationals seeking permanent residency in Cyprus via investment. The program mainly attracts global investors and families looking for residency and potential long-term settlement in an EU country offering favorable living and tax conditions. The main benefit is the fast-track to permanent residency within approximately two months, with the possibility to include dependent spouses, children up to age 25, and parents/in-laws. Residency is granted indefinitely, and there is no requirement to reside in Cyprus full-time, though a visit is required every two years. Key distinguishing features include a streamlined application process, relatively low minimum investment, and no language or education prerequisites. Holders do not gain Cyprus or EU citizenship directly but may become eligible to apply for citizenship via naturalization after 5–7 years of residency under separate requirements.