Can foreigners buy property in [country]?

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Finding a home, renting vs buying, removals, registration, schools and the first 100 days abroad. The answer to “Can foreigners buy property in [country]?” depends on a few factors below. Arthur can work through them for your situation and turn them into your Global Citizen Guide.

What it depends on

  1. Local coverage. Consultants on the ground in the cities you are moving to.
  2. Contract review. Help with leases, deposits and tenant rights.
  3. Temporary and long-term. Furnished stays as well as long-term rentals.
  4. Settling-in services. Registration, utilities, bank and school appointments.
  5. Fee transparency. Clear fees, with commissions from landlords disclosed.

Warning signs

  • Rentals where you cannot register your address
  • Sublets without the landlord's consent
  • Deposits paid before a viewing or contract

Your situation, answered by Arthur

Tell Arthur where you are moving from and to. He covers:

  • How housing works where you are going
  • Which support level you need
  • What a fair lease looks like
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