Financing
Financing options by country
Know what’s realistic — before you plan.
Discover what financing options are available when buying property abroad. See how much equity you typically need, what local banks offer, and what’s realistic for your investor profile — all broken down by country.
Turn possibilities into a clear financing plan.
CTA: Explore your financing options now
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Goal of the page
Show country-specific financing rules in a clear, comparable way, helping users understand:
- where financing is possible
- under which conditions
This page reduces false expectations early.
Page structure (MVP)
1. Country selection
User selects:
- Country (dropdown or grid)
This loads static financing data for that country.
2. Financing overview per country
For the selected country, display:
Availability
- Financing for foreigners: Yes / Limited / No
Typical equity required
- Down payment range (e.g. 30–50%)
- Loan terms (high-level)
Typical loan-to-value (LTV)
- Approx. financing duration
- Interest type (fixed / variable)
3. Who can typically qualify
Simple bullet points:
- Employed / self-employed
- EU / non-EU (if relevant)
- Income source requirements
-> No scoring or approval logic.
4. What banks usually finance
List:
1. Residential property
2. Investment property
3. Off-plan (yes / limited / no)
5. Reality check section
Short disclaimer-style block:
- Financing depends on individual profile
- Bank approval is not guaranteed
- Terms may change
Static text.
User actions
From this page, user can:
-> Switch between countries
-> Go to investment properties in that country
-> Start investment profile
CTA behavior
Primary CTA:
👉 “Explore your financing options now”
Leads to:
->Country selection or onboarding flow
Secondary CTA:
-> “View properties you can finance”
Keep it intentionally simple
- No calculators
- No bank APIs
- No document uploads
This page sets expectations — it doesn’t replace advisors.
Emotional takeaway for the user
User should feel:
- grounded, not over-promised
- better prepared
- more confident choosing a market
Discover what financing options are available when buying property abroad. See how much equity you typically need, what local banks offer, and what’s realistic for your investor profile — all broken down by country.
Turn possibilities into a clear financing plan.
CTA: Explore your financing options now
_________________________________________
Goal of the page
Show country-specific financing rules in a clear, comparable way, helping users understand:
- where financing is possible
- under which conditions
This page reduces false expectations early.
Page structure (MVP)
1. Country selection
User selects:
- Country (dropdown or grid)
This loads static financing data for that country.
2. Financing overview per country
For the selected country, display:
Availability
- Financing for foreigners: Yes / Limited / No
Typical equity required
- Down payment range (e.g. 30–50%)
- Loan terms (high-level)
Typical loan-to-value (LTV)
- Approx. financing duration
- Interest type (fixed / variable)
3. Who can typically qualify
Simple bullet points:
- Employed / self-employed
- EU / non-EU (if relevant)
- Income source requirements
-> No scoring or approval logic.
4. What banks usually finance
List:
1. Residential property
2. Investment property
3. Off-plan (yes / limited / no)
5. Reality check section
Short disclaimer-style block:
- Financing depends on individual profile
- Bank approval is not guaranteed
- Terms may change
Static text.
User actions
From this page, user can:
-> Switch between countries
-> Go to investment properties in that country
-> Start investment profile
CTA behavior
Primary CTA:
👉 “Explore your financing options now”
Leads to:
->Country selection or onboarding flow
Secondary CTA:
-> “View properties you can finance”
Keep it intentionally simple
- No calculators
- No bank APIs
- No document uploads
This page sets expectations — it doesn’t replace advisors.
Emotional takeaway for the user
User should feel:
- grounded, not over-promised
- better prepared
- more confident choosing a market