Vetted property in Thailand, Cyprus, Greece and the United Kingdom, with advice on how to own it, finance it, manage it and fit it into your wider plan.

We review developments and developers before we introduce them, and share opportunities with you privately.
Where property can support a residence application, as in Greece and Cyprus, we explain what is required and work with specialist lawyers.
Personal, joint or company ownership, chosen with your lawyers and tax advisers for where you live now and where you may move.
Cash, mortgage or a mix, and how the purchase sits alongside your other investments, income and currency needs.
How rental income, gains and inheritance are treated in the property’s country and your own, and how the property passes on.
Letting, property management and resale support through trusted local partners.
Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise. Overseas property carries currency, legal and liquidity risks, and residency rules can change.
We work with established partners in a small number of countries we know well, and can look further afield when a client’s plans call for it.
Resort and city living with strong tourism-driven rental demand, for buyers who want a home to use and let.
An EU base with a familiar legal system and a large international community, where a qualifying purchase can support residence.
Year-round tourism and a property-linked residence programme for non-EU buyers, depending on location and property type.
Deep rental demand and a transparent legal system, from the capital to fast-growing regional cities, and a natural fit for families with children studying in the UK.
The same adviser from the first conversation onwards, supported by our team.
Yes, within each country’s rules. Cyprus, Greece and the UK allow foreign ownership, subject to local taxes and checks. In Thailand, ownership rules for foreign buyers are more restrictive, and we explain the options on each project.
In Greece and Cyprus, a qualifying purchase can support a residence application for non-EU buyers. Minimum amounts and conditions depend on the country, location and property type, and they change, so we confirm the current rules with specialist lawyers before you commit.
We explain in writing, before you commit, how we are paid, including any fee or commission from developers or partners.