Cyprus property market, Indian investors, real estate investments, Leptos Estates, property sales
Cyprus Property MarketIndian InvestorsReal Estate InvestmentsLeptos EstatesProperty SalesReal EstateJul 22, 2024
The minimum investment required for the citizenship-by-investment program in Cyprus is €2 million in real estate.
The benefits of the citizenship-by-investment program in Cyprus include a fast-track route to European citizenship, visa-free travel to the EU, and access to high-quality education and healthcare.
Indian investors are drawn to Cyprus due to its citizenship-by-investment program, warm climate, stunning natural beauty, and business-friendly environment.
The Cypriot real estate market is experiencing a significant upsurge, driven by the citizenship-by-investment program and the island's growing popularity as a tourist destination.
Sanjay Sachdev is a leading expert on Cypriot real estate and a prominent figure in the industry.
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