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Cyprus Investment Citizenship: Data Insights and Revocation Procedures Under Scrutiny

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

November 13, 2025

Recent data from the Ministry of Interior underscores that 7,329 foreign nationals have acquired Cypriot citizenship through the Cyprus Investment Program, commonly referred to as the program for golden passports. Of these, 3,522 individuals are direct investors, while 3,807 are family members benefiting from the status of the principal investors.

Breakdown of Acquisitions and Revocation Measures

According to the latest figures provided by the Ministry, a total of 373 individuals are under review to have their citizenship revoked. This total includes 103 investors and 270 family members. In alignment with a systematic review process, revocation procedures have been completed for 116 individuals—35 of whom are investors, with the remaining 81 being family members.

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Legislative and Administrative Oversight

The data was requested by Mr. Aristos Damianos, the President of the Parliamentary Committee on Internal Affairs, representing a collective inquiry of committee members. The detailed statistics were communicated in a letter dated October 30, 2025, signed by Mr. Elikkos Ilias, the General Director of the Ministry of Interior. The correspondence outlines not only the numbers of successful acquisitions but also provides a clear breakdown of the ongoing revocation processes.

Pending Revocation Considerations

Beyond those already targeted for revocation, the Ministry is examining a further 26 investor cases for potential future revocation proceedings. This step is part of a broader initiative to enhance the integrity and transparency of the citizenship acquisition process under the Cyprus Investment Program.

Conclusion

This comprehensive disclosure reflects the Cypriot authorities’ commitment to regulatory oversight in the realm of citizenship by investment. As Cyprus continues to be a focal point for global investors, these measures and their transparent communication provide a benchmark for similar programs internationally.

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Cyprus Property Valuers Advocate Investment Funds For Affordable Housing Initiative

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

December 10, 2025

A Strategic Investment for Social Stability

Cyprus’ property valuers association has put forward a compelling proposal for the creation of 500 new affordable housing units. The association recommends that investment funds, including the social insurance fund and other private initiatives, actively participate in the development process. This strategic move is intended to secure the long-term financial stability required for such a vital infrastructure project.

An Innovative Financial Model

Polys Kourousides, President of the association, emphasized that the financial structure should be designed to avoid additional strain on the state budget. “The model should prioritize sustainability and efficiency, especially since the private sector is tasked with the delivery of these housing units,” Kourousides stated. His remarks highlight the importance of blending public interest with private sector expertise to effectively address pressing social challenges.

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Addressing a Growing Social Need

Kourousides further described the initiative as a timely response to one of the most urgent social issues of our time. The association has long championed the use of state-owned land for affordable housing projects, underlining its commitment to socially balanced urban development. In addition, the association remains prepared to assist the government by providing essential technical and scientific perspectives to shape a modern, efficient housing framework.

Looking Ahead

This proposal underscores the growing recognition among industry leaders that innovative financial models and public-private collaboration are essential to address housing shortages. With a clear roadmap and the right investment partners, Cyprus may well set a benchmark in sustainable and inclusive urban development.