Yes, it is possible to purchase a property in the UK without visiting the country in person, but it can be more challenging. Here are some things to keep in mind: Identification and verification: As a buyer, you will need to provide identification documents to your solicitor or estate agent, and they will need to verify your identity. This can be done remotely, but it may require additional...
As a property owner in the UK, you may be required to pay several other taxes in addition to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). Some of the most common taxes are: Council Tax: This is a local tax paid to your local authority to fund local services such as waste collection, road maintenance, and public parks. Income Tax on rental income: If you rent out your property, you will be required to pay income tax...
As an overseas buyer, the maximum mortgage amount you can obtain in the UK will depend on a number of factors, including your income, employment status, credit history, and the lender's lending criteria. Some lenders may have specific requirements for overseas buyers, such as a larger deposit or higher interest rates, due to the perceived higher risk of lending to non-UK residents. In general, the...
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