Can foreigners buy a house in Macau?

Foreigners can buy a house in Macao, but they need to meet the following conditions:

1. Property buyers must have valid ID cards, household registration books and other identification certificates. Foreign hukou can buy a house in Guangzhou as a family unit, and it is necessary to provide social security or tax bills for three consecutive years (36 months) within five years.

2. No matter whether it is a new house or a second-hand house, buyers with foreign accounts can only buy one set, and buyers must have a down payment of 30% of the total purchase price.

3. Family members of buyers must have no record of purchasing houses in Guangzhou.

4. If the buyer has bought a house in other places before, according to the regulations of the second suite, he must pay 70% down payment. However, if the loan for the first suite has been settled, it can still be implemented according to the provisions of the first suite.

5. Buyers must have good credit, stable income and certain repayment ability.

6. Other conditions stipulated by the relevant departments. However, if you want to buy a house in Macao, you need to provide proof that you have lived and worked in Macao for one year or more.

Extended information Macao investment immigrant applicants must submit the following documents:

A. Documents for purchasing the property (not less than MOP 654.38+00,000), including property registration certificate, payment certificate and house title certificate;

B, 500,000 patacas time deposit certificate;

C application form and letter of credit for mailing address (in duplicate);

D China passport for personal use (two copies of original and whole copy);

E. third country residence permit; F birth certificate (two copies in Chinese and English);

G marriage certificate (in Chinese and English, in duplicate);

H certificate of innocence (in duplicate in both Chinese and English);

I 12 2 inch color passport photo.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Macao Resident Identity Card

Baidu Encyclopedia-Macau (People's Republic of China (PRC) Macao Special Administrative Region)