Thinking about buying? Get your finances in shape first. From saving up for a deposit to checking how much you can borrow, we’ll help you plan every step.
Saving for a deposit
Saving for a deposit is your first major step towards buying a home in Cyprus. Most banks require 20–30% of the property price upfront. Whether you're buying your first apartment or investing in a luxury villa, setting a savings target and timeline helps you stay on track. We'll walk you through smart saving strategies and explain how much you really need.
Buying a home in Cyprus comes with several extra costs beyond the asking price. From legal fees to government taxes and utility setup, it's important to know what you'll spend — and when. Understanding the full picture helps you avoid surprises and budget properly from day one
The Cypriot government and some developers offer schemes to make homeownership more affordable. These include grants for young couples, subsidies for permanent residents, and residency-by-investment programs for international buyers. Explore what support you might be eligible for.
Getting a mortgage in Cyprus is possible for both locals and foreign buyers, but the process can be complex. Most banks will lend up to 70–80% of the property value, depending on your status. Understanding interest rates, loan terms, and eligibility requirements is key to securing the best deal.