Dreaming of owning a slice of Germany’s real estate pie?
Buying property in Germany as a foreigner can be a smart investment opportunity, but it’s important to understand the tax implications and potential challenges of owning real estate abroad.
Renowned for its stable economy, strong legal system, and commitment to quality living, buying property in Germany as a foreigner is a secure and reliable investment, and you can benefit from rising house prices.
Whether it’s a cozy Berlin apartment, a charming Bavarian villa, or an industrial space in Frankfurt, the German property market beckons. But if you’re not a resident, how do you navigate the ins and outs of this enticing market?
With every twist and turn in international property tax policy, global real estate investors are reshaping their strategies, hunting for the next big win.
This guide explains what you need to know about buying property in Germany as a non-resident.
If you are a non-resident in Germany and you own rental property, we can help with tax compliance.
Our team is specifically focused on ensuring the property owner’s tax obligations are all addressed both in Germany and at home. You can request a no-obligation consultation with a tax expert.