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FAQ

How do I sell a property in Cyprus?

Start by working with a licensed estate agent. At NiSea, we help you set the right price, showcase your property, arrange viewings, and negotiate offers. Once you accept an offer, your lawyer prepares the contracts and guides the sale through to completion.

Start by working with a licensed estate agent. At NiSea, we help you set the right price, showcase your property, arrange viewings, and negotiate offers. Once you accept an offer, your lawyer prepares the contracts and guides the sale through to completion.

What taxes do I pay when selling a property?

The main tax is Capital Gains Tax (20% on profit after deductions). Exemptions apply for primary residences, inherited properties, and certain improvements.

The main tax is Capital Gains Tax (20% on profit after deductions). Exemptions apply for primary residences, inherited properties, and certain improvements.

How long does it take to sell a property in Cyprus?

A well-priced property in a good location may sell within weeks. On average, most sales take 3–6 months, depending on demand, pricing, and whether the buyer needs mortgage approval.

A well-priced property in a good location may sell within weeks. On average, most sales take 3–6 months, depending on demand, pricing, and whether the buyer needs mortgage approval.

Can I sell a property without title deeds?

Yes, but it involves extra-legal checks. Buyers purchase based on the deposited sales agreement at the Land Registry. Having title deeds ready will always make the sale faster and smoother.

Yes, but it involves extra-legal checks. Buyers purchase based on the deposited sales agreement at the Land Registry. Having title deeds ready will always make the sale faster and smoother.

Do I need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) to sell?

Yes. By law, an EPC is required when advertising and transferring ownership.

Yes. By law, an EPC is required when advertising and transferring ownership

What documents do I need to sell my property?

You will need your title deed (or sales agreement), EPC, ID/passport, municipal tax clearance, and recent utility bills. For new builds, a completion certificate may also be required.

You will need your title deed (or sales agreement), EPC, ID/passport, municipal tax clearance, and recent utility bills. For new builds, a completion certificate may also be required.

Do I have to pay estate agent fees when selling?

Yes. Fees are agreed in the agency agreement and usually paid by the seller upon completion, plus VAT. At NiSea, we keep our fees clear and transparent from the start.

Yes. Fees are agreed in the agency agreement and usually paid by the seller upon completion, plus VAT. At NiSea, we keep our fees clear and transparent from the start.

Should I rent my property instead of selling it?

Some owners choose to rent while waiting for the right buyer. NiSea can advise on both options.

Some owners choose to rent while waiting for the right buyer. NiSea can advise on both options.

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