Country Profiles
What you can own, where, and on what terms.
Twenty markets, each explained in plain language: ownership rights for foreign buyers, realistic entry prices, expected yields, taxes and whether property carries a residency benefit.
Middle East
United Arab Emirates
Freehold ownership, no annual property tax, short flights from India.
Dubai · Abu Dhabi · Ras Al Khaimah
Saudi Arabia
A newly opening market at the start of its luxury cycle.
Riyadh · Jeddah · Red Sea coast
Qatar
Compact, high-income market with freehold waterfront zones.
Doha · The Pearl · Lusail
Europe
United Kingdom
A rule-of-law market for long-hold family capital and education.
London · Oxford · Cambridge
Portugal
Atlantic Europe, mild climate, strong lifestyle value per euro.
Lisbon · Porto · Algarve
Greece
Island and Athens riviera assets with a residency pathway.
Athens · Mykonos · Paros
Spain
Costa del Sol and Balearics — deep, liquid second-home demand.
Marbella · Madrid · Barcelona
Italy
Tuscan estates and lake villas for legacy ownership.
Tuscany · Lake Como · Milan
Monaco
The world's tightest prime market — scarcity as an asset class.
Monte Carlo · Fontvieille · Larvotto
Switzerland
Alpine wealth preservation with strict purchase quotas.
Zurich · Geneva · Verbier
Asia-Pacific
Singapore
Asia's most transparent market — for preservation, not for yield.
Singapore
Indonesia (Bali)
High-yield villa market with year-round tourism demand.
Canggu · Uluwatu · Ubud
Thailand
Beachfront and branded resort residences at accessible entry points.
Phuket · Koh Samui · Bangkok
Maldives
Branded overwater residences with resort-grade management.
Male atolls · Baa Atoll · Noonu Atoll
Australia
Education-driven demand with a formal foreign-buyer approval process.
Sydney · Melbourne · Brisbane
Vietnam
Early-cycle urban growth for higher-risk, higher-return allocations.
Ho Chi Minh City · Da Nang · Hanoi
