Lawyer in Cyprus

Look for a law firm with a strong track record, positive client reviews, and expertise in your specific area of need. Philippou Law Firm has been practising in Cyprus since 1984, holds a 4.9-star Google rating from over 300 reviews, and covers all major areas of Cyprus law including corporate, immigration, tax, property, wills, and litigation.

Our lawyers in Cyprus provide a comprehensive range of legal services: company incorporation and corporate structuring, immigration and residency permits, tax planning and accounting, real estate transactions, wills and probate administration, and civil and commercial litigation. We serve both local and international clients.

Yes. Our legal team is fully multilingual — we provide legal services in English, Greek, Russian, and Arabic. The majority of our international clients communicate with us entirely in English. Cyprus's common law system, inherited from Britain, also means that much of the legal framework itself is available in English.

Legal fees in Cyprus vary depending on the complexity and type of matter. We offer a free initial consultation to understand your needs and provide a transparent fee estimate upfront. Our rates are competitive for the quality of service provided. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements.

Absolutely. Many of our clients engage our services entirely remotely. We offer consultations by phone, email, WhatsApp, and video call. For matters like company incorporation, tax planning, and immigration applications, most of the process can be handled without you needing to visit Cyprus in person.

A Cyprus-based law firm offers direct knowledge of local regulations, court procedures, and government authorities. We have established relationships with the Registrar of Companies, the Migration Department, the Land Registry, and other key institutions. This local expertise translates to faster processing and better outcomes for our clients.

Cyprus operates under a common law legal system inherited from the British colonial period, supplemented by EU law since joining the European Union in 2004. This makes the Cypriot legal system particularly familiar and accessible for clients from the UK, Ireland, and other common law jurisdictions. Courts operate in both Greek and English.

Yes. We offer free, no-obligation consultations to all prospective clients. You can reach us at our office in Paphos, by phone, by email, or via video call. Contact us to schedule a time that suits you.