A boutique practice advising individuals, investors, and local and international businesses on non-contentious matters throughout Cyprus.
Where a matter crosses more than one practice area, it can be handled under one instruction, with the relevant issues considered together.
Entry, residence and employment in Cyprus, from a first permit through to naturalisation.
For private clients, investors, and employers placing staff in Cyprus.
Formation, ownership and transactions for companies established here and groups operating across borders.
For Cypriot companies, family businesses, international groups and investors.
Acquisition, ownership and development of property, both residential and commercial.
For buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants, developers and investors.
Wills, estates, powers of attorney and other work arising alongside the practice areas.
For individuals and families, resident here and abroad.
We advise individuals, investors and employers on entry, residence and employment in Cyprus. For employers the question is usually a practical one of recruitment: which permits their staff require, and what obligations follow once people are engaged.
Applications are determined by the Migration Department, and supporting-document requirements vary by category and current procedure. Files are prepared against the requirements applying at the time of filing.
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We act for Cypriot companies, family businesses, international groups and investors, from incorporation through to the transactions and reorganisations that follow as a business develops.
Where a structure also has accounting, audit or tax implications, these can be considered from the outset and, with the client's agreement, coordinated with the appropriate CC&A team.
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We advise buyers and sellers, developers, landlords and tenants, and investors holding property as an asset. Instructions range from a single residential purchase to commercial acquisitions, land assembly, development agreements and portfolio work.
Where we act on an acquisition we act for that client alone. The purpose of the searches and enquiries is to establish whether title, permits, encumbrances and the seller's authority are in order before the contract is signed and substantial funds are committed.
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Matters in the three practice areas frequently bring related private-client work with them. We also advise on wills, the administration of estates, succession planning and the powers of attorney that allow matters in Cyprus to be handled from abroad.
Cross-border estates can raise questions about which succession rules apply and how a foreign will operates in relation to assets in Cyprus. Those issues are considered before wills or other succession arrangements are put in place.
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IMCORE is the group’s legal practice, established in 2023. CC&A is the group’s accounting, audit and advisory firm, practising in Cyprus since 1982, while Clearly Read serves the UK expat community.

Legal advice for individuals, investors and businesses in Cyprus.

Accounting, audit, tax and corporate advisory. ICPAC registered auditors, practising since 1982.

Relocation, residency and tax for UK expats moving to Cyprus.
IMCORE focuses on non-contentious legal work across immigration, corporate and real estate matters, together with related private client work.
IMCORE is part of the CC&A group. Where relevant, legal, accounting and tax questions can be considered together and, with the client's agreement, coordinated with the appropriate CC&A team.
The lawyer responsible for a matter remains closely involved throughout, including where the instruction crosses more than one practice area.
We act for clients throughout Cyprus and abroad, in English and Greek. Many matters can be handled without attendance in person.
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Reviewed August 2026. Laws, procedures, statutory thresholds, fees and immigration criteria may change. This page provides general information only and is not legal advice on any particular matter.
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