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Company & Corporate Law
Cyprus company formation handled personally, from choosing the right structure to the filings that keep it in good standing.

Pricing
What it costs to form a Cyprus company
€1,300 + VAT, all-inclusive
One transparent fee covers everything needed to register a standard Cyprus company, with no hidden add-ons.
Company registration and government registrar fees
Memorandum & Articles of Association, drafted in English
Official Certificate of Incorporation and government certificates
Registered office address for the first 12 months
Standard service
7–10 working days
Express option
2–3 working days
Express service is available for an additional fee.
Process
How a Cyprus company is registered
Engagement.
Only a licensed Cyprus lawyer can incorporate a company — Christophoros handles this directly, from the first instruction.Name approval.
Your preferred company name is submitted to the Registrar of Companies for clearance, typically within 3–5 working days.Document preparation.
The Memorandum, Articles of Association, and incorporation forms (HE1, HE2, HE3) are drafted.Filing.
The complete set is filed with the Cyprus Registrar of Companies.Certificates issued.
You receive the Certificate of Incorporation and all supporting official documents.
What You Receive
Documents provided on completion
Memorandum & Articles of Association
HE1, HE2, HE3 incorporation forms
Official Certificate of Incorporation
Shareholder & Director certificates
Company profile and proof of address
Is €1,300 the total cost?
Yes — it covers all legal, registrar, and registered office setup fees for standard company formation. Optional add-ons (nominee services, bank account assistance, and others) are priced separately and shown in the cost calculator.
Can I open a bank account for the company?
Yes — the firm assists with bank introductions and document preparation for leading banks in Cyprus.
Christophi & Associates LLC is a private law firm and not a government agency.
Why work with me
Experience where it matters. Direct access throughout.
I remain responsible for your matter, its strategy and every communication.
Fast answers, focused work and clearly discussed fees.
Questions, answered
Before we begin.
How long does it take to register a Cyprus company?
Name approval and incorporation typically complete within a short, predictable window once the required documents are in order. You are looking for 3 working days for name approval and 7 working days for completion of the company incorporation.
Do I need to travel to Cyprus to incorporate?
In most cases no. Documents can be executed remotely, with certified copies and verification handled at a distance.
What are the ongoing obligations of a Cyprus company?
An annual return, audited financial statements, the annual levy and up-to-date UBO registry entries are the recurring essentials.
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