Child custody in Cyprus: Who takes the children After a divorce is issued by the Family Court, often disputes arise between the spouses regarding each parent’s relationship with their children, also know as child custody or parental care. The main issue that arises is the exercise of parental responsibility, meaning who of the two parents […]
Declare the Will as invalid in Cyprus The process of challenge the validity of will can be done by any interested party, such as the legal heirs determined by the Law. Also the Will can be challenged for the content of the Will if its not in compliance with the Law. For example the Law […]
How to retire in Cyprus for non-EU If you’re a non-EU national looking for a tax-friendly destination, consider Cyprus with easy Category F Permit. Thanks to the non-domiciled rules in place, foreign tax residents in Cyprus can enjoy numerous benefits and exemptions. For instance, you won’t have to pay any taxes on dividends, interest income, […]
Who can apply for Asylum in Cyprus? If you have fled your native country due to dangers to your life or freedom, you may seek international protection by claiming asylum in Cyprus. Specifically as mentioned by UNHCR a person can apply for asylum under specific circumstances, such as: First you need to apply for Asylum […]
Appointing the Administrator of the Will The legal process of administering a deceased person’s estate in Cyprus is called probate. The rules for probate are set out in the Administration of Estates Law, which provides a framework for distributing the assets of the estate and settling any debts or liabilities. The probate process typically starts […]
