Can a foreigner purchase a house and lot in the Philippines?

LuckySmith

Foreigners may own houses or buildings but not the land where the structures are built on. A foreign individual or corporation may only lease and not own Philippine land. Such lease shall be on a long-term contract, which must be good for 50 years and after which, the rent is renewable every 25 years.

Dannaj

Some projects such as Prominence in Brentville International in Mamplasan Binan Laguna- they offer Single- detached houses but are under Condominium Certificate of Title. This means they will own the structure but not the land where it is built

thomaspastoral

Foreigners here in the Philippines have no control to purchase a property 100%. However, there are options in which foreigners can acquire a property. One option for it is that they need to apply for a Special Resident Retiree Visa or SRRV in order to purchase something here in the Philippines. Try to research on these things so that you would be able to learn something out of the options foreigners do have.

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Marl

Might you want to marry a Filipina so you can purchase a house and lot😉

MaribelRodriguez

Yeah you can own commercial area, for business or home purpose. it's like apartment/Condominium Unit. There will be title under your name.

buyplayarealestate

As stated earlier, getting access to a foreign land can be quite a tedious process. It’s going to take a long time for you to be able to familiarize yourself with the necessities of real property buying and selling, real estate playa del carmen, so it’s much better to hire an expert on the matter.