Expat Mortgages Service

Yes, it is possible for expats to secure a mortgage in the UAE, but the requirements and terms may differ from those for UAE citizens.

It is important to work with a mortgage specialist who has experience in securing mortgages for expats and can guide you through the process.

You will likely need to provide proof of income, employment, residency status, and other financial documents such as bank statements and tax returns.

The specific requirements may vary depending on the lender and the type of mortgage you are applying for.

Yes, it is possible for expats to secure mortgages for international property investments, but the terms and requirements may vary depending on the lender and the country where the property is located.

It is important to work with a mortgage specialist who has experience in international property investments and can help you navigate the process.

The interest rates for mortgages for international property investments may vary depending on the lender, the country where the property is located, and other factors such as the type of mortgage and the borrower’s financial situation.

It is important to shop around and compare rates from different lenders to find the best option for your needs.

The deposit required for a mortgage for international property investments may vary depending on the lender and the country where the property is located.

It is important to check the requirements with your lender and ensure that you have enough funds to cover the deposit and any associated fees or taxes.

Yes, you can remortgage your property as an expat. However, the eligibility criteria and requirements may vary depending on the country and lender you are dealing with.

It’s best to speak with a mortgage adviser who specialises in expat mortgages to understand your options.

Yes, there may be additional fees or charges for expat mortgages, such as arrangement fees, valuation fees, and legal fees.

These fees can vary depending on the lender and the country you are applying for a mortgage in. It’s important to review and understand all the fees and charges before committing to a mortgage.

Yes, you can use your overseas income to apply for an expat mortgage. However, the lender may require additional documentation to verify your income, such as tax returns or bank statements.

It’s best to speak with a mortgage adviser who specialises in expat mortgages to understand the specific requirements.

Yes, you can use your overseas income to apply for a UK mortgage, but the lender’s requirements may differ. Our advisers can help you find lenders who accept overseas income.

Yes, it’s possible to get a mortgage as a non-resident in the country where you want to buy property.

However, the eligibility criteria and requirements may vary depending on the country and lender you are dealing with.

It’s best to speak with a mortgage adviser who specialises in international mortgages to understand your options.

Yes, it is possible to get a mortgage with bad credit. However, the options available to you may be limited, and the interest rates may be higher. Our advisers can help you find the best mortgage options available to you.

Yes, self-employed individuals can get a mortgage. However, the requirements may be different than those for employed individuals. Our advisers can help you find lenders who specialise in self-employed mortgages.

Yes, we offer mortgages for non-UK residents, including expats and foreign nationals.

The time it takes to get a mortgage depends on various factors, such as the lender’s processing time, the complexity of the application, and the property valuation. On average, the process can take between 4-12 weeks.

Yes, we offer commercial mortgages for businesses and individuals looking to purchase or refinance commercial properties.

An international mortgage is a mortgage designed for individuals who want to purchase a property outside their country of residence. Our advisers can help you find the best international mortgage options available to you.