How many years is the property right of foreign houses? Is the foreign property right permanent?

Many people may know about the term of house property rights in their own country, but they may not know about foreign house property rights. Some people are curious, is the term of property rights in foreign countries the same as that in China, and is there any possibility of permanent property rights? So, today, let's talk about how many years foreign housing property rights have. Is the foreign property right permanent?

1. How many years have foreign houses been owned?

1, USA: Pay taxes on time, and the house is really yours.

When you buy a house in the United States, you pay the money and go through the formalities. There is no real estate license, but only a document called the title certificate. Even if this certificate is lost, it doesn't matter, because all the information of the real estate has been registered on the government website. When buying a house in the United States, the property right includes the property right of land and house, but only by paying the property tax on time can the house truly belong to you. The United States collects it about once every six months. Refuse to pay or overdue, owned by the government, public auction. In terms of inheritance, children and grandchildren must pay inheritance tax in order to truly inherit their grandparents' property.

Private land accounts for 58% of the United States, mainly distributed in the east; The land owned by the federal government accounts for 32%, mainly distributed in the west; Land owned by the state and local governments accounts for 10%. Land is dominated by private ownership, and state-owned land accounts for only a small part. The United States has the freest land system in the world. Land ownership is divided into underground rights (including the right to develop underground resources), overground rights and overground space rights (including the size and shape of buildings). These three rights can be transferred separately, and the government has no right to requisition or demolish them at will.

2. Japan: The term of use of real estate and land is permanent.

Japan's real estate license is a kind of real estate contract certificate, the right to use the house is permanent, and the land occupied by the house is also owned by the individual.

In Japan, once purchased, the term of use of the land is not specified and can be used permanently. Regarding the use of buildings, in China, the construction of corresponding buildings can only be carried out with the corresponding permission of the national government, and the use is single. In Japan, the prescribed space is larger, and it is basically not rigidly stipulated as a single use. There is no land under construction now, and it can be converted into office buildings or other commercial facilities in the future.

3. Britain: the longest lease right of real estate is 999 years.

British real estate property rights are divided into permanent property rights and lease use rights, and the longest lease term is 999 years.

In the permanent property houses in Britain, the owners have permanent ownership of the land and all the real estate on the land, including land, buildings, trees and underground resources. Property owners are free to use, lease, mortgage or transfer property rights according to law. After the property is transferred, the permanent property rights will be transferred to the next owner according to law. Usually, most villas in Britain belong to permanent property houses. Because it is an independent building, land and houses are generally sold at the same time. Its biggest advantage is that it has a house with permanent property rights, so you don't have to worry about the service life. They belong to the lifelong property of the property owner, and the property will generally continue to appreciate and can be passed down from generation to generation.

In Britain, the ownership of the land occupied by ordinary houses belongs to others or the government, and the buyer leases the land use right to the landowner through the contract. The lease term, renewal right and corresponding rent will be clearly indicated in the land contract, which is generally very long. For example, 1999,250 and 125 are the most common leases, and you can continue to apply for renewal after1999. The lessee must obtain the consent of the land owner before rebuilding, transferring or subletting. If the descendants of the lessee want to inherit their property, they must pay inheritance tax.

Second, is the property right of foreign houses permanent?

1, Cyprus, Greece and Portugal all require that applicants for investment immigration must be at least 18 years old and have no criminal record, but the requirements for investment immigration in the three countries are different. Investment immigrants in Cyprus buy houses. Investment immigrants need to buy properties worth more than 300,000 euros in the local area, and the properties need to pass the audit.

In order to buy a house for investment immigrants, Portugal requires investment immigrants to buy a property worth more than 500,000 euros in the local area, and the property must be held for 5 years.

2. Investment immigrants buy a house in Greece. Investment immigrants need to buy a property with a net worth of more than 250,000 euros in the local area, and the property also needs to pass the audit. Among them, Greek immigrants who bought houses and invested in Greece obtained a five-year residence visa. As long as the investment immigrant applicant has been holding the property, the right of abode can be extended. Portuguese immigrants who buy houses and invest in Portugal can apply for permanent residence after they have lived continuously for five years and their Portuguese level has reached A2 level.

One advantage of buying real estate in Thailand is that in a few countries in Southeast Asia, people of any nationality can buy real estate again and have permanent property rights. Not only can you buy a house here, but your children and the younger generation will also enjoy the benefits brought by the investment.

According to Thai law, real estate developers can only sell 49% of the total construction area to foreigners, and the remaining 5 1% must be sold to Thai citizens or Thai companies. From the price list of Thai real estate developers, we often see different prices or different payment methods, depending on whether the apartment sold belongs to ForeignQuota or ThaiQuota.

5. There is no so-called foreign quota option for buying a villa. But this does not mean that foreigners can't buy villas in Thailand. On the contrary, thousands of villas in Thailand are owned by foreigners. In many cases, these foreigners have lived in villas for decades.

6. Foreigners can own up to 49% of the shares of this company, and the other 5 1% is owned by nominal shareholders. This makes some buyers nervous. They worry that these nominal shareholders may unite to take their property.

In short, when buying a house, we must pay attention to the related matters of housing property rights. Many people have different views on the permanence of foreign housing property rights, and each country may be different. If you want to know more, you can check it online.