Mortgages in Monaco
Mortgages are available to foreign borrowers in Monaco. Loans can be issued to individuals, offshore companies, French property companies (Société Civile Immobilière) and Monégasque joint stock companies (Société Anonyme Monégasque).
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Taxes in Latvia
Latvia has a simple and convenient tax system. There is no inheritance, gift or wealth tax.
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Mortgages in Latvia
Mortgage rates in Latvia are 2-3 times higher than in Austria and Germany. However, obtaining a loan in Latvia is relatively simple: the process is not time-intensive, and down payments can amount to 30%.
Buying and registering property in Latvia
The Baltic state of Latvia is popular with foreign buyers for its low prices, historic atmosphere and quiet appeal. Citizens of other countries are welcome to purchase property in nearly any location excluding border areas, the protective belt of the Gulf of Riga and the Baltic Sea as well as sheltering lines of other bodies of water, farmland and forests. Foreigners can, however, lease this land for up to 99 years.
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Property prices in Latvia
80% of foreign investors purchasing property in Latvia are Russian with the capital Riga attracting half of all property sales.
Education in Italy in 2026
Education in Italy combines deep historical traditions and modern academic standards. The system covers all levels from pre-school to higher education, including compulsory schooling from the age of 6 to 16.
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Education in Germany
Germany is one of the most popular countries for international students. About 11% of the country’s students are foreign citizens, particularly from China, Russia, Austria and India.
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Education in Hungary
Hungary’s academic institutions are popular with international students thanks to high living standards and affordable living costs as well as diplomas recognised around the world.
Property tax in Hungary for non-residents in 2026
Taxes in Hungary are relatively low in comparison to other European countries.
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Mortgages in Hungary
Not every Hungarian bank grants loans to non-EU citizens, and some of those that do impose restrictions with respect to property types. For instance, Sberbank Hungary Ltd. offers mortgage loans to foreigners who wish to buy flats and homes in the country’s newly-built and existing property markets.
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Visas, residence permits and citizenship in Austria
Austria is part of the Schengen area so non-EU citizens must have a visa or residence permit. The main rules on immigration in Austria can be found in the Settlement and Residence Act (Niederlassungs und Aufenthaltsgesetz).
Education in the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is the second most popular destination for education after the USA. Tuition fees are high but the alumni of top British universities benefit from international recognition and have great career prospects worldwide.
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Visas, residence permits and citizenship in the UK
Buying property in the UK will not help or simplify residence or citizenship applications. The rights, rules and obligations of foreign citizens in the UK, as well as visa and residence permit requirements can be found on the UK Home Office website.
Taxes in the United Kingdom
UK taxes are quite high, especially stamp duty and income tax. Foreign buyers should consult a tax advisor before purchasing real estate to simplify the registration process and minimize the tax burden.
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Mortgages in the UK
Non-residents can obtain mortgage loans in the United Kingdom on practically the same terms as UK citizens. However, not every UK bank provides loans to non-EU residents. One key advantage of UK mortgages is the relatively small down payment (starting from 20% of the property value). Short loan terms are a key disadvantage (up to five years).
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