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300In Saudi Arabia, a non-resident must obtain a digital ID and open an account with a local bank in their own name before buying. This is required by the implementing regulations of the law on property ownership by foreigners. In Qatar, Oman and Bahrain, no such requirement is stated for the buyer: payments for a property under construction are sent...
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306The cost of completing a purchase in the four countries varies by dozens of times: from 0.25% of the price in Qatar to 8% in Oman if the flat is bought from a developer. In Saudi Arabia, the transaction tax is 5% of the price and by law the seller pays it, but contracts often shift the obligation to the buyer. In Bahrain, registration costs 2% of...
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331Buying property gives the right to a residence permit in all four countries, but the entry threshold varies several times over. In Qatar it is QAR 730,000 (about $200,000), in Bahrain BHD 130,000 (about $345,000), and in Saudi Arabia SAR 4 million (about $1.07m). In Oman, an owner's residence permit has no minimum property...
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397Foreigners can buy property in all four countries, but not everywhere and not on the same terms. Purchases are allowed mostly in zones set in advance: resort complexes, new cities and selected districts. Within a zone, the right to a property takes different forms: full ownership with no time limit, or use for up to 99 years. The type of right...
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7005Foreigners must move to Saudi Arabia legally to enjoy the Kingdom's full benefits, including advanced infrastructure, high-quality healthcare and excellent education. You can apply for a residence permit based on investment, employment, family ties and education. We will delve into the conditions for obtaining a residence permit in Saudi Arabia for...
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3343As the country ranks among the top destinations for work and life opportunities, many foreigners move to Qatar. Foreign citizens are welcome here, and their numbers significantly exceed those of the local population. As a result, the demand for residence permits in the Emirate is expected to increase in 2025. Let's examine the process of obtaining...
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8711Immigration to Qatar offers the opportunity to live in one of the countries with the highest GDP per capita, exceeding USD 100,000. This small state in the Middle East is recognized for its good quality of life, rapidly developing economy and unique cultural environment. Qatar offers numerous opportunities for career growth, thanks to its...
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4315The lifestyle in Saudi Arabia, a Muslim country, differs significantly from that in Europe. However, the state is increasingly attracting foreigners who plan to relocate. In recent years, the kingdom has opened up to foreign citizens for tourism, employment, business, investment, and real estate opportunities. To attract skilled workers and...
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5759Immigration to Oman involves obtaining a residence permit, which is valid for 1 to 10 years, depending on the category. Investors can access a golden visa for 5 years by investing OMR 250,000 ($650,000) or for 10 years by investing OMR 500,000 ($1.3 million). They can purchase property and government bonds, register a new business, or finance...
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6192Numerous opportunities for legalisation, combined with a high standard of living in Bahrain, make it a promising destination for relocation. Foreigners can obtain residence permits through employment, enrollment in an accredited university, family reunification, or self-sponsorship, which requires investments of BHD 50,000 ($132,600) and proof of a...
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