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Find a lawyer or accountant in Cyprus for legal, tax, audit and permit matters — and understand the process before you hire anyone. Every page cites the statute or circular it rests on and carries the date it was last checked, because a deadline nobody dated is a deadline nobody can rely on.
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01What we cover
Twelve practice areas.Written to be checked.
Legal, tax and permit guidance for Cyprus, each page citing the statute or circular it rests on and dated so you can see how current it is.
Legal services
Lawyers admitted to the Cyprus Bar, listed by practice area and working language.
Accounting
Bookkeeping, statutory accounts and VAT for Cypriot companies and self-employed professionals.
Audit
Statutory audit by licensed auditors, including which companies are actually required to have one.
Tax advisory
Corporate and personal tax, non-domicile status and the treaty positions that apply to Cyprus.
Company formation
Registering a Cypriot company: timelines, real costs and the ongoing obligations after day one.
Property conveyancing
Property purchase, title deeds, the transfer process and the searches that should precede it.
02How this works
One form.Up to five quotes.
Tell us what the matter concerns and we will put you in touch with qualified advisers in your district.
Set out the matter
What the question concerns, which district the property or company sits in, and how a practice should respond.
Two minutes
Practices covering it are approached
The enquiry reaches practices recorded for that area of work. A place in the listing is not available to buy.
Matched by category and district
Responses come back
Up to five, each answering the same summary, which is what makes one fee proposal readable against another.
No obligation
Instruction remains a separate step
Any engagement is formed between the reader and the practice. Sending a summary here creates no retainer.
Your call
03Legal and accounting help by district
National law.Municipal reality.
Planning permission is national in principle and municipal in practice. District pages record where the local process actually differs.
Nicosia
The Supreme Court, the Land Registry head office and the Registrar. Filings from elsewhere are completed here.
Limassol
Corporate, shipping and immigration work dominate here, and residential conveyancing competes with all three for the same hours.
Larnaca
A high volume of a narrow set: sale contracts, deposits at the Land Registry, disputes over delayed title.
Paphos
The largest concentration of foreign-owned property, and of matters turning on separate title and succession.
Famagusta
Property questions here carry a history the other four do not, and often turn on very old documents.
04Latest guides
Written for Cyprus.Sourced and dated.
Every guide names its sources and carries the date it was last checked. Nothing here is evergreen by pretending to be.
- Oct 2026
Requesting an Official Duplicate Certificate in Cyprus
Find the correct Cyprus issuing authority, distinguish certificate copies from other requests, and organise follow-up before submitting.
- Oct 2026
Finding the Competent Authority After Cyprus District Reform
Check which Cyprus authority handles your request after district reform, distinguish official evidence and resolve conflicting routing information.
- Oct 2026
Checking a Professional Practice Licence Expiry in Cyprus
Find the correct Cyprus authority, distinguish registration from current licensing and record when a professional-status check needs escalation.
- Oct 2026
Tracing Amendments to a Published Cyprus Law
Trace a Cyprus law through amendments, commencement provisions and official publication, then hand over a clear version and evidence record.
- Oct 2026
Regulator or Industry Association? Checking Cyprus Sources
Verify who can license, register or decide a Cyprus requirement, and distinguish statutory authority from industry representation.
- Oct 2026
Finding the Official Source for a Cyprus Appeal Deadline
Identify the exact appeal route, compare official sources and preserve notification evidence before relying on a Cyprus administrative deadline.
Lawyer or accountant in Cyprus: common questions
- How do I find a lawyer in Cyprus?
- Check membership of the Cyprus Bar Association first — it is independently verifiable and it is the line between a lawyer and someone offering legal-sounding help. Then narrow by the matter itself, since conveyancing, immigration and company work are different practices.
- Do I need a lawyer to buy property in Cyprus?
- You are not obliged to use one, but conveyancing here involves title checks, contract deposition at the Land Registry and, for non-EU buyers, Council of Ministers permission. Each of those has a deadline, and the cost of missing one is far above the fee.
- When does a Cypriot company need an audit?
- Cypriot companies file audited accounts, and the audit must be signed by an ICPAC-registered practitioner. The thresholds and filing dates are set out on the audit pages with the source for each.
- How much do legal and accounting services cost in Cyprus?
- Fees vary by matter and by firm. Where a range is published here, the basis is stated with it: quotes collected against a defined scope, with the count beside them, or an indicative level with the publication it was taken from. For anything specific, one form here reaches up to five registered firms in your district at no cost.
Ready to start?One form. Up to five quotes.
Tell us what the matter concerns and we will put you in touch with qualified advisers in your district.