At Lextrus Real Estate, we go beyond helping you find the right property — we provide comprehensive support throughout your journey to permanent residency in Cyprus. Our team works closely with reputable and experienced immigration lawyers who specialise in the Cyprus Permanent Residence Program (PRP).
From identifying qualifying investment opportunities to coordinating legal documentation and supporting compliance with current immigration requirements, we help make the application process smooth, secure, and efficient. Whether you are relocating for lifestyle, business, or long-term residence, Lextrus is your trusted partner at every stage.
The Cyprus PRP offers non-EU nationals a route to permanent residency through a qualifying investment, combined with financial and personal eligibility criteria. The current framework includes a minimum investment of €300,000 and an annual income threshold of €50,000 for the main applicant, plus €15,000 for a spouse and €10,000 for each dependent child.
Key Updates
Eligibility
Applicants must generally satisfy the following:
Family Members
The main applicant may include:
Unmarried dependent children aged 18 to 25 may be eligible under specific conditions and subject to the applicable documentation and income requirements. Parents and parents-in-law are not included under the current rules.
| Investment Category | Minimum Amount |
| New residential property | €300,000 + VAT |
| Commercial property (new or resale) | €300,000 |
| Shares in a Cyprus company | €300,000 |
| Regulated investment fund units | €300,000 |
These investment routes are reflected in the current investor permit criteria published by the Migration Department.
The applicant must demonstrate a secure annual income of:
Depending on the chosen investment route, income-source rules may differ. In residential-property cases, the income is generally expected to come from abroad; other categories may allow more flexibility. This should always be checked with the handling lawyer before submission.
The Cyprus Permanent Residence Program is a residency route, not a citizenship-by-investment scheme. Any future citizenship application is subject to separate legal requirements under Cyprus naturalisation law.
Cyprus has also been accepting EU Blue Card applications since 7 July 2025 for highly qualified non-EU nationals in specific sectors. The current eligible sectors are:
The minimum gross annual salary for the Cyprus EU Blue Card is €43,632.
This is a separate route from the PRP and is designed for highly skilled employment, rather than investment-based residence.
At Lextrus Real Estate, we assist clients with:
“Immigration criteria may change. Applications are subject to approval by the competent Cyprus authorities and legal review of each applicant’s circumstances.”