How to Purchase a Philippine Real Estate Property?

In order to buy property in the Philippines, you must either be:

a) a Filipino Citizen,

b) a natural-born Filipino Citizen who lost his/her Filipino citizenship through naturalization in another country,

c) a Filipino by dual-citizenship, or d) a foreign national married to a Filipino Citizen. For individuals classified under b, c or d, he/she may purchase a parcel of land not exceeding one thousand (1,000) square meters in area and for residential purpose only.

A foreign national may purchase a house and lot provided the property is under the name of a company registered in the Philippines, but he/she can purchase a condominium unit under his/her name.

* have the financial ability to make the payment for the property, whether in full or through financing.
* be at least 18 years of age and able to do acts with legal effects.

If you live abroad:
IIf you are based abroad and wanted to buy a real estate property here in the Philippines, you will most like want to be represented by a person you can personally trust to handle the transaction on your behalf, you can obtain a Special Power of Attorney (S.P.A.) from the Philippine Embassy in your country of residence, and designate that person to represent you in purchasing a property.

f you have no representative in the Philippines, you may send an inquiry or make appointment with our accredited real estate agent regarding the properties you have chosen on our website.

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