Yes, it is possible to purchase a property in the UK with a partner who is not a UK resident. However, there are some considerations that you should be aware of.
If your partner is not a UK resident, they may need to obtain a visa or other immigration status that permits them to legally reside in the UK. They may also need to provide additional documentation, such as proof of income or savings, to support their application for a mortgage or other financing.
Additionally, there may be tax implications to consider if your partner is not a UK resident. Non-residents are subject to UK income tax on their UK rental income and may be subject to capital gains tax if they sell the property.
It is recommended that you seek the advice of a solicitor or tax professional who is familiar with the legal and tax requirements for purchasing a property in the UK with a non-resident partner. They can help ensure that you comply with all relevant regulations and avoid any potential legal or financial issues.
