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What does a foreigner actually pay to buy abroad?
Stamp-duty surcharge, annual holding tax and capital gains — on one page, across several countries, before you make an offer.
The costs a local buyer never sees
Buying property as a non-resident adds layers a domestic buyer does not pay: a surcharge on the purchase tax, an annual tax on holding the property, and a different capital-gains treatment on the way out.
- The non-resident surcharge on the purchase tax for your country and price band.
- Recurring holding and vacant-property taxes, by year.
- The capital-gains position on a future sale.
- Several destinations side by side so the comparison is honest.
Who it is for
Overseas buyers, their families, and the agents and lawyers advising them, who need the full cost picture before an offer rather than after completion.
Sources, not guesses
Every rate is stored with the government source and the date it applies from. Where a figure cannot be verified, the tool says so instead of estimating.
Frequently asked questions
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. It is an estimator to frame the cost before you engage professionals. A local conveyancer or tax adviser governs the transaction.
Which countries?
We are starting with the highest-demand destinations for overseas buyers and expanding by demand.
Does it include mortgages or financing?
Not at launch. The first version focuses on the taxes a foreign buyer pays.
When does it launch?
It is in development. Join the waitlist to be told first.