What are the procedures for buying a house in Canada?

If you want to buy a house, you don't need to borrow money from a local bank. That's easy. You only need the real estate agent you hired to go back and forth by fax, scan or email, take the property certificate document with your name on it, check the house and pay the money, and all the power and money transactions can be handled by lawyers! However, it is best to have a valid local visa. Buyers with different identities have different requirements for down payment ratio according to their credit background.

Moreover, whether you are a foreigner or a non-resident, buying a house in Canada is free to buy and sell as much as you want. In federal civil law, there is no difference between non-residents and citizens. Strangely, this law also gives provinces the right to restrict non-citizens and non-permanent residents from buying houses independently. What do you mean? If which province is more prickly, you can buy it in other provinces. Anyway, there are no restrictions in Vancouver, and I believe that similar policies will not be introduced in the near future.

In short, Canada's housing policy is relatively loose. China's friends don't have many conditions. So everyone can buy a house with confidence.