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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of buying property abroad?

Buying property abroad allows you to diversify assets, earn rental income, enjoy holidays in your own home, and in some cases obtain a residence permit. International real estate is also often a reliable way to preserve capital.

Can you get a residence permit by buying property?

In many countries, purchasing property gives the right to apply for a residence permit. We help buyers understand the program requirements and choose suitable options according to their goals and budget.

Which countries are most popular for buying property to obtain a residence permit?

The most sought-after programs are in Mediterranean countries — Turkey, Greece, Spain, Portugal, as well as Cyprus and the UAE. These destinations offer clear conditions for obtaining residency through property investment and have strong market growth potential.

How to buy property abroad safely?

To purchase property abroad without risks, it’s important to check the developer’s reputation, legal status of the property, and contract terms. It’s best to work with trusted agencies or consultants who cooperate with reliable local partners.

What documents are needed to buy property abroad?

Usually, a passport and a purchase agreement are sufficient. In some countries, a tax number or proof of funds may also be required.

Can you buy property abroad remotely?

Yes, in most countries it’s possible to complete the purchase remotely or via power of attorney. Local partners assist with signing the contract and registering ownership online.

What taxes and expenses should be considered when buying property abroad?

In addition to the property price, buyers need to pay purchase taxes, notary and registration fees, and sometimes an agency commission. We help estimate all associated costs when planning your budget.

How to choose a country and region for buying property abroad?

The choice depends on your goal — investment, relocation, or holiday use. We recommend assessing visa requirements, maintenance costs, the tax system, and the local market’s growth potential.