Alexander Malios

🚨ALERT: BUYING “PROPERTY” IN OCCUPIED CYPRUS WILL LAND YOU IN PRISON🚨 This real estate agent Callum Allington is openly promoting mortgages and off plan deals for international investors in the illegally occupied by Turkey north of Cyprus. The land has been seized from Greek Cypriots in 1974 and is still under illegal occupation. He claims Turkish banks give “interest free” 10 year terms with a 35% deposit. Don’t fall for this if you don’t understand the law. ▪️Most properties marketed in the occupied areas sit on land that belong to Greek Cypriots displaced by the 1974 invasion. “Title deeds” issued by the unrecognised illegal regime known as “TRNC” have no validity under international law or the laws of the Republic of Cyprus ▪️Under Article 303A of the Republic of Cyprus Criminal Code, intentionally dealing in another person’s immovable property is a felony punishable by up to seven years in prison and even attempting the offence carries up to five years. Recent amendments have further toughened penalties for usurping Greek Cypriot property, stay away ▪️Cypriot courts are actively prosecuting foreign agents and brokers. In 2025 two Hungarian nationals were jailed for advertising and finding buyers for coastal properties built on Greek Cypriot land. Other cases involving Ukrainians, Germans and Israelis are ongoing. Buyers and agents have been arrested after entering the free areas of Cyprus ▪️Judgments can be enforced across the EU and many European arrest warrants have been issued. UK and EU courts will enforce Republic of Cyprus rulings against buyers of usurped land. A warning to potential buyers: You are not protected by “ignorance”, you can’t say you weren’t aware nor informed. Courts have ruled that agents and buyers knew or should have known the land belonged to displaced owners. Your money will be lost, the property can be reclaimed and you can face criminal charges, civil lawsuits, travel restrictions and enforcement actions in your home country. Stay away from these deals and surely don’t hand over deposits or sign contracts for property in occupied Cyprus. The Republic of Cyprus has made clear it will continue to prosecute those who profit from it.