PartnershipsFor sports agents, talent managers and business managers
A property partner for agents and management firms.
Your client signs, moves or wants to invest, and the property question lands on you. One adviser takes it from there: works to your brief, keeps it private and reports to you.
Saudi Arabia · United Arab Emirates · Qatar · Oman · Montenegro · Spain and continental Europe · United Kingdom · Thailand · Malaysia
Who we work with
The people who run a client’s affairs.
Sports agents and agencies
A transfer brings a new country and a date. We find the home and explain what your player may own there, so the move is settled before the season.
Start a conversation: Sports agents and agenciesTalent and artist management
Homes and second homes for clients who cannot view in public. You enquire for them; they appear when they choose to.
Start a conversation: Talent and artist managementBusiness managers and family offices
Property as part of a client’s affairs: each purchase compared on its costs and its terms, and reported in the form you need.
Start a conversation: Business managers and family offices
What we do
Your client’s property, handled for you.
Start a conversationA relocation when a client signs
Where to live, what a foreign resident may own, schools and timing, in the Gulf, Europe and Asia.
A home or an investment, compared properly
A short list with the price, the payment terms and the costs of owning set side by side, and a plain view of which we would choose.
One contact for all your clients
One named adviser who knows how your firm works, briefed once, in every country we cover.
We work to your brief
We speak to your client only as you direct, and act on the brief you give us and nothing beyond it.
Privacy for the client and the firm
An NDA with your firm before any client is discussed. A first enquiry needs no name, and we never name a client or a firm without written consent.
Confidentiality
Confidential from the first call.
What a client in the public eye should expect of an adviser, and what we do as standard.
Start a conversationA non-disclosure agreement first
We sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before any detail is shared: ours, or one drafted by your lawyer. With you, your representative or your agency.
One senior adviser
A single named adviser from the first call to completion. Inside Omnia, your details go only to those who need them.
Your representatives, on your terms
We deal with your agent, manager, lawyer, family office or security team, and with nobody you have not named.
Nothing public
No client is named, pictured or referred to in our marketing, our press or our social channels without written consent.
Your own advisers
We coordinate with your lawyer and your tax adviser, and introduce qualified specialists where you have none.
Where
Where we work.
Across the Gulf, Europe, the United Kingdom and South East Asia. For each market listed on this site: what a foreign buyer may own, whether a home can bring residency, and what we list today. The rules are summarised from our market guides and can change: we confirm the current position before you rely on it.
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh, Jeddah & the Red Sea, Diriyah, Eastern Province
- Foreign freehold
- Law Jan · zones Jun 2026
- Entry
- From £320k
- Transaction tax
- 5%, one-off
- Capital gains
- None on a home
Can foreigners buy property in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. The law took effect on 22 January 2026, and the geographical zones were approved on 23 June 2026. Non-residents can own within the approved areas published through Saudi Properties, subject to the mapped rights and limits. Premium Residency is a separate residency route, and a branded residence still needs a zone and title check. In Makkah and Madinah, ownership is restricted to Muslim individuals and qualifying entities under the applicable controls.
Can buying help with residency?
It can, once the property meets the Real Estate Owner criteria. The route requires a completed, mortgage-free residential holding appraised at SAR 4 million or more. Buying inside an approved zone does not itself require Premium Residency, and a brand does not replace the property-level zone check.
43 developments listed todayView all Saudi properties
United Arab Emirates
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Palm Jumeirah & prime Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah
- Foreign freehold
- Designated areas, settled
- Entry
- From £200k
- Property tax
- None, annual
- Capital gains
- None for individuals
Can foreigners buy property in the UAE?
Yes. Foreign buyers can own freehold in designated areas across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the northern emirates, with title registered in your name. It is one of the longest-established foreign-ownership frameworks in the Gulf.
Can buying help with residency?
It can. A qualifying property, from around AED 2m, can support a ten-year renewable Golden Visa for you and your family, held without an employer sponsor, a threshold that held through the 2026 visa reforms. Thresholds and rules can change, so we confirm the current position before you rely on it.
16 developments listed todayView all UAE properties
Qatar
Doha, Lusail, The Pearl-Qatar, Qetaifan Island
- Foreign freehold
- Designated zones, 10 areas
- Entry
- From £340k
- Personal income tax
- None
- Residency
- From about QAR 730k
Can foreigners buy property in Qatar?
Yes. Foreign buyers can own freehold outright in designated areas, ten in all as of 2026, including The Pearl-Qatar, West Bay Lagoon, Lusail (where Qetaifan Island North sits) and, since June 2026, Simaisma. Title is registered in your name, and the process is straightforward with the right guidance.
Can buying help with residency?
It can. Freehold worth about QAR 730,000 (around US$200,000) opens a renewable residence permit for you and your family; from QAR 3.65m (about US$1m) you can apply for permanent residency, subject to conditions and an annual cap. Rules vary and can change.
4 developments listed todayView all Qatar properties
Oman
Muscat, Barka, Yiti & Sustainable City, Musandam, Salalah
- Ownership
- Check the selected home
- Entry
- On enquiry
- Residency
- Check the applicable route
- Income tax
- None until 2028
Can foreigners buy property in Oman?
Check ownership eligibility and title for the specific home before reserving. Ask for the scheme’s approval, the exact title or usufruct instrument, and written confirmation that it is available to a buyer in your circumstances. The homes listed here do not all use the same ownership route.
Can buying help with residency?
The Royal Oman Police provides a two-year residence-visa service for owners of residential units in Integrated Tourism Complexes. Separately, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion describes a renewable ten-year Golden Residency programme with a minimum investment of OMR 200,000; its property route covers ready-made units in ITCs. Confirm the applicable route, the specific home and the application requirements before relying on residency as part of a purchase.
22 developments listed todayBrowse property for sale in Oman
Montenegro
Tivat & Porto Montenegro, Luštica Bay, Budva, Kolašin & Bjelasica
- Foreign ownership
- Freehold, apartments and most land
- Entry
- From €180k
- Currency
- Euro, already in use
- Residence route
- From €150k owned
Can foreigners buy property in Montenegro?
Yes. Foreign individuals can own apartments and most land freehold directly, on the same footing as locals for built property. Agricultural and forest land, islands and a strip within about a kilometre of the state border carry conditions, and are sometimes held through a local company. We confirm the position for each home before you proceed.
Can buying help with residency?
It can. Owning a home worth at least €150,000 (a threshold introduced in January 2026) can support a temporary residence permit, renewable while you hold the property, for you and your family; EU, EEA and Swiss nationals are exempt from the minimum. It is a route to residency, not citizenship: the former investment-citizenship scheme closed at the end of 2022. Rules vary and can change.
8 developments listed todayView all Montenegro properties
Spain and continental Europe
We advise here too. Homes in this market are not listed on this site yet: ask the desk what is available now, and what a foreign buyer may own.
United Kingdom
We advise here too. Homes in this market are not listed on this site yet: ask the desk what is available now, and what a foreign buyer may own.
Thailand
We advise here too. Homes in this market are not listed on this site yet: ask the desk what is available now, and what a foreign buyer may own.
Malaysia
We advise here too. Homes in this market are not listed on this site yet: ask the desk what is available now, and what a foreign buyer may own.
One adviser, in every market.
The Gulf, Europe, the United Kingdom and South East Asia. Wherever the next move or the next purchase is, the same adviser, briefed once.
Start a conversationQuestions
What firms ask us first.
Start a conversationHow do we start?
With a call about one client or about how your firm works. Nothing needs to be named, and there is no obligation in it.
Who does your adviser speak to?
Whoever you say: you alone, the client, or the client’s family and lawyer. You can change that at any point.
Which countries do you cover?
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman and Montenegro on this site, and Spain, continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Thailand and Malaysia through the group.
How is the arrangement set out?
In writing, before the first introduction, with a non-disclosure agreement that covers your firm and your client. The terms are agreed in conversation with you.
More ways to work together
A partnership can go further than one client’s home.
Referrals in both directions, events hosted together, a place in our media network, and introductions to the property professionals of The Omnia Network in each market.
How it works
From your brief to their keys.
Your brief
A call with you: the client’s situation in outline, the country, the date and who we may speak to.
The shortlist
A few homes, each explained, sent to you first.
Viewings and the purchase
In person or by video, then coordinated with the client’s lawyer through to registration.
The next client
The same adviser, already briefed on how your firm works.
Partnerships
Start a conversation.
Tell us about your firm and where your clients are moving or buying. No client needs to be named.
We never name a client or a firm without written consent.
This page is marketing material and general information only. It is not investment, tax, legal or financial advice, and not an offer, recommendation or inducement to buy any property. Always take independent professional advice before committing.
Your capital is at risk and property values can fall as well as rise. Any yield, return, growth rate or score shown is indicative, forecast or illustrative, may use or assumed inputs, and is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Rental income is not guaranteed and depends on occupancy, costs and management. “From” prices are starting levels and exclude fees, service charges and taxes.