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Urgent Legal Help in Cyprus
Arrested at the airport? Served with an extradition warrant? Facing imminent Red Notice risk? Call us immediately. We provide emergency representation across Cyprus.
Extradition arrests, airport detentions, and Red Notice-related crises do not happen during office hours. If you or your client faces an urgent extradition, Interpol, or international criminal law emergency in Cyprus, we provide immediate legal assistance — including representation at emergency court hearings, bail applications, and urgent legal advice regardless of the hour.
When Is It Urgent?
- Arrest at Larnaca or Paphos airport on an Interpol notice or extradition warrant
- First court appearance in extradition proceedings within the next 24–48 hours
- Receipt of a formal extradition request or police summons
- Notification that a foreign government has issued an arrest warrant or Red Notice in your name
- Bank account frozen due to sanctions or compliance hold requiring immediate resolution
- Notification from another lawyer that extradition proceedings are imminent
What We Do in an Emergency
- Immediate legal consultation — by telephone or video within hours of contact
- Emergency court representation — attendance at initial extradition hearings in Cyprus on the next available court day
- Bail applications — preparing and presenting bail applications at the earliest court hearing
- Warrant analysis — rapid legal assessment of the validity and grounds of the extradition request or arrest warrant
- Coordination with international counsel — immediate liaison with lawyers in other jurisdictions where parallel proceedings exist
- Consulate notification — facilitating contact with your consulate or embassy where required
Contact for Urgent Cases
For urgent legal matters, contact our office directly by telephone at +357 96 447 475. Describe the situation briefly and we will advise on the immediate steps required. For matters outside Cyprus business hours (Monday to Friday 09:00–17:00), emergency contact details are provided upon engagement.
Frequently Asked Questions
State clearly that you wish to speak with a lawyer and that you are exercising your right to remain silent. Do not answer any substantive questions about the allegations until your lawyer is present. Ask to have your consulate notified if you are a foreign national. Contact our office immediately — we attend emergency court hearings with minimum notice.
Yes. We regularly take on cases where a client has already been arrested and is in custody pending their first court hearing or an extradition hearing. Engaging legal representation at the earliest possible point remains critical even after arrest — bail applications can be made at the first hearing, and challenge grounds need to be identified before that hearing takes place.
Yes. We regularly work with clients, family members, and co-counsel based outside Cyprus who need representation for a person detained or facing proceedings in Cyprus. We can be instructed remotely and will attend court in Cyprus on behalf of the detained individual with appropriate authority.