Real Estate and Mortgage for Expats in Germany

Real estate

Buying property and getting a mortgage as an expat in Germany

Expats can finance a home or an investment property in Germany. Start here to see what banks look at and what to plan for.

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Key questions

What to clarify first

Can you get a mortgage

Banks look at income, residence status, equity and job stability. With the right preparation, many expats can finance a property.

Costs beyond the price

Plan for purchase costs and ongoing costs, not only the price of the property.

Live in it or rent it out

Buying to live in and buying to let have different financing, tax and risk profiles.

Insurance and protection

Homeowner, building and landlord cover protect your investment and your income from it.

Guides

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Home loan in Germany

How mortgages work for expats.

Home loan with a Blue Card

Financing a home with a Blue Card.

Invest in real estate

Property as a capital investment.

Homeowner insurance

Cover for owners.

Home insurance and flood cover

Why to review natural hazard cover.

Landlord legal insurance

Protection for owners who rent out.

Private loan

Borrowing options for expats.

Building society savings agreement

Savings linked to later financing.

Next step

Talk to us about your situation

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General information, not tax or legal advice. Rules depend on your personal situation.

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