Buying from abroad
Owning it well, from overseas.
The purchase is the start. We stay with you for letting, residency, service charges and, one day, the sale.
The short answer
How do I manage a property I own abroad?
Through a local manager for letting and upkeep, with the rules of each market in mind: Ejar registration for long lets in Saudi Arabia, a 3% municipality tax on rent in Oman. We introduce managers, help with residency through the home where it qualifies, and advise when you come to sell.
Checked 22 October 2026
After the keys
What we help with.
One relationship, from the first call to the resale.
- Letting and management, through local managers we can introduce.
- Residency through the home, where it qualifies.
- Service charges and the owners’ association.
- Valuation and the timing of a sale.
Questions
What buyers ask us.
Can I let the home while I live abroad?
Generally yes, under each market’s rules. In Saudi Arabia long lets are registered through Ejar, and short lets are licensed separately, so we check the rules for the home. In Oman rental income carries a 3% municipality tax.
Already own, or about to?
We help with letting, residency and resale.
This guide is for orientation only, not legal, tax or immigration advice. Rules change; confirm the position for your purchase with an independent lawyer before you act.