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A move across the world should feel like a move across town. We carry the relationship with you, so nothing is lost in translation.

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South Africa

Cape Town

Clifftop villas above the Atlantic, where the mountain meets the sea. Our home market, known street by street.

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Period terraces and the London skyline at dusk

United Kingdom

London

Period elegance and skyline penthouses across the capital. The same hands that understood you here, there.

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A terrace pool overlooking the Dubai skyline

United Arab Emirates

Dubai

Sky-high residences with the desert light and the city at your feet. Fast-moving, and ours to navigate.

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Buying in South Africa from abroad.

The questions overseas buyers ask first, answered from the rules themselves.

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Can a foreigner get a home loan in South Africa?

Yes, but only up to the rand value of the money brought in from abroad, which is roughly half of the purchase price. Non-residents who live and work in South Africa can borrow on normal terms.

Do foreigners pay more transfer duty in South Africa?

No. Non-residents pay transfer duty on the same table as South African buyers.

Does buying a house in South Africa give me residency?

No. Owning property does not give a right to live in South Africa; residence is a separate application.

What is a deal receipt?

It is what conveyancers call the bank’s record of your foreign money arriving and being converted to rand. Keep it, with the payment confirmation, so the proceeds of a later sale can be sent abroad.

Must the title deed say I am a non-resident?

The Reserve Bank’s exchange control manual does not require a non-resident endorsement on the title deed. What matters is the record of the foreign funds you brought in.

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