Non-EU citizens looking to purchase property in Cyprus must adhere to specific legal restrictions to maintain balance in the real estate market and safeguard local ownership opportunities. These regulations impose various limitations on foreign buyers' acquisition and use of real estate.
The key provisions include:
- Permissible Property Ownership: Non-EU individuals are permitted to acquire up to two properties, which may consist of:
- Two residential units (e.g., houses or apartments), or
- One residential unit and one commercial property, subject to specific size limitations (e.g., a shop not exceeding 100 square meters or an office up to 250 square meters).
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