Lawyer Limassol: legal help signed by a licensed advocate
We take on property, immigration, family or company matters in Limassol; legal opinions and court work are signed by a licensed Cyprus advocate, and we confirm the scope and fee in writing before starting.
Legal work in Limassol involves three local offices: the Limassol District Court and Family Court on Lordou Vyronos Ave, the Limassol District Land Office for property, and the Police Aliens and Immigration Unit at 223 Franklin Roosevelt Ave for residence files. We prepare the file, collect the documents and keep the deadlines; a licensed Cyprus advocate gives the legal opinion, signs and represents you in court.

Lawyers in Limassol
Court cases in Limassol go to the Limassol District Court at 8 Lordou Vyronos Ave (PO Box 54619, 3726 Limassol, phone 25 80 61 00); the Limassol Family Court, which hears family matters such as divorce, sits at the same address (25 80 61 33). Property work centres on the Limassol District Land Office at 54 Demokratias St, which registered 4,860 contracts of sale in January–September 2026, more than any other district; contracts on 1,814 properties were lodged by foreign buyers. Residence files for Limassol residents go to the Police Aliens and Immigration Unit at 223 Franklin Roosevelt Ave. Advocates enrol nationally, so you can choose a Limassol advocate by experience with your kind of case.
We handle your legal matter in Limassol: documents, deadlines and appointments; court work and legal opinions are signed by a licensed Cyprus advocate.
Figures checked 28 October 2026. Rules change: we confirm them for your case before you act.
Offices you may deal with in Limassol
| Office | Address | Contact | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Police Aliens and Immigration Unit, Limassol | 223 Franklin Roosevelt Ave, 3046 Limassol | 25 80 56 50 / 25 80 52 10, limetiseis@police.gov.cy | Mon–Fri 07:30–14:30, last entry 13:30 (closed on public holidays) |
| Limassol District Land Office | 54 Demokratias St, 3840 Limassol (PO Box 71011) | 17100 (call centre); District Land Officer 25 80 46 47, lidlo@dls.moi.gov.cy; applications: lidlo-applications@dls.moi.gov.cy | Applications Mon–Fri 07:45–13:00; phone information 08:00–15:00 on 17100 |
How it works
- 11 day
Describe the task
What you need, deadlines, languages, the other party if any.
- 21–3 days
Assess the case
We confirm the area of law, the deadlines and the documents, and set out the steps in writing.
- 3within a week
First consultation
We check for conflicts of interest and explain the options for your case.
- 41–2 days
Engagement and fees
Scope, fee and payment terms agreed in writing before work starts; CyprusPermit issues the invoice.
- 5varies
The work
Contracts, filings and correspondence; legal opinions and court work are signed by a licensed Cyprus advocate.
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Questions
What do lawyers in Limassol usually handle for newcomers?
For newcomers the usual work is checks before a purchase (title, mortgages on the land and permits) and lodging the contract at the Limassol District Land Office, residence files for the family, and company documents. Family disputes go to the Limassol Family Court and other cases to the Limassol District Court, both at 8 Lordou Vyronos Ave.
How do I check that a Limassol lawyer is licensed?
Search their name in the Cyprus Bar Association member list. Advocates enrol nationally, so a Limassol advocate can act for you in any district, including at the Limassol District Lands Office or court.
Can one lawyer handle both my company and my family's permits?
Yes, if the advocate covers both kinds of work; ask before you sign. The engagement letter should list each matter and its fee separately. Residence files for Limassol residents go to the Police Aliens and Immigration Unit at 223 Franklin Roosevelt Ave, while company filings go to the Registrar of Companies online.
Sources
- European e-Justice Portal: Cyprus district and family courts, addresses and phones (European Judicial Atlas), checked 28 October 2026
- Cyprus Bar Association: advocate members search, checked 28 October 2026
- Department of Lands and Surveys: registered contracts of sale by district office, Jan-Sep 2025 and 2026 (report dated 5 Oct 2026), checked 28 October 2026
- Department of Lands and Surveys: sales and contracts of sale to EU and non-EU foreign buyers, Jan-Sep 2026, checked 28 October 2026
- Business in Cyprus (Point of Single Contact): advocate / lawyer, updated 2024-06-07, checked 2026-10-22
- Cyprus Bar Association: advocate members search, checked 2026-10-22
- Cyprus Bar Association: registered European lawyers, checked 2026-10-22
- European e-Justice Portal: divorce in Cyprus, legal aid, checked 28 October 2026
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