Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact us so that we can evaluate your needs, preferences and budget and assist you in every step you take.

Yes, we also meet real estate acquisition requests of clients from other countries.

We base our price evaluation on location, trends in the real estate market, sales prices of similar properties and the conditions of the real estate.

Taxes, notary fees, and brokerage fees (if any) may be involved.

Yes, even if you are not a citizen of the country you want to buy real estate from, we can provide you with financial/mortgage support through local/international institutions.

In order to make the most suitable country and real estate choice for your preferences, it would be good to first decide whether you are looking for investment purposes, or for obtaining a settlement permit or citizenship permit, or a place that will suit both purposes. You can finalize your choice after you are clear about the city/rural area, climate characteristics and social facilities. In any case, having seen the country you will be doing business in advance can provide a relative advantage. You can also consult us on any issue during your preference process.

When buying real estate abroad, it is first necessary to look at legal and bureaucratic limitations. Not every region of a country may be open to non-citizens for real estate sales, and it is also necessary to know the taxation and legal obligations in advance. In addition, having information about the ease of obtaining loans in that country and how liquid the market is when you want to resell the house can be an additional advantage. The seasonality of the place to be purchased (e.g. summer tourism or winter tourism) can also affect the risk and price factor. Moreover, knowing the risks of natural disasters (earthquake, fire, etc.) in the geography where the real estate in the targeted location is located is also important for potential purchases. Besides, the compatibility of the culture of the relevant country with your lifestyle can also have a reducing effect on the risk factor. When investing in real estate abroad, it is preferable to focus on what is safe and sustainable in the long term, not on what is “cheap”.

Residence permits have conditions that vary according to the legal framework of each country. When you buy real estate for residence permit purposes, we provide you with legal advice through a reliable lawyer. The process of obtaining a residence permit can take between two months and two years, depending on the relevant country’s laws, the type of application, and your individual situation.

Yes, countries provide this right to your family members (with varying conditions) in residence permits based on real estate. In addition, some countries may also grant this right to your dependent parents. For more information, you can contact us for the country of your choice.

As of 2025, Albania, North Macedonia, and Greece, where we provide real estate acquisition services, provide residence permits through purchase. In order to obtain a residence permit from the UK and the USA, it is also necessary to undertake a business venture. For more information, you can contact us for the country of your choice.

Yes, but some countries can cancel the residence permit they provide if you sell the real estate you have purchased.

Getting a residence permit in another country or a second passport gives you more freedom to travel, and this freedom can be a great advantage especially in times of political crises or social unrest. You can also take steps to prevent double taxation and reach more alternatives in terms of education and health services.

We work with legal experts and proven real estate agents in the relevant country to minimize the risks in this regard. With their support, we take steps by looking at the land registry records and clarifying that there are no legal or debt/mortgage obstacles regarding the sale of real estate.

Of course. We hope you do not hesitate to contact us whenever you need after the sale.