Mortgages for expats in the Netherlands
Buying a home in the Netherlands as an expat? Learn how the Dutch mortgage process works and which topics matter most for expats.
Read moreEverything internationals need to know about getting a mortgage and buying a home in the Netherlands.
Buying a home in the Netherlands as an expat? Learn how the Dutch mortgage process works and which topics matter most for expats.
Read moreIn many cases expats can get a Dutch mortgage. Learn which factors lenders look at.
Read moreYour borrowing capacity as an expat depends on income, obligations and the property value. An overview of the factors.
Read moreThere is no nationality restriction on buying property in the Netherlands. Learn what to keep in mind as an expat.
Read moreDutch nationality is not a requirement for a mortgage. Lenders look at residence status and income instead.
Read moreA mortgage is often possible with a valid residence permit. The type and validity of the permit play a role.
Read moreHighly skilled migrants (kennismigranten) can usually get a Dutch mortgage. Learn which points matter.
Read moreA temporary contract does not rule out a mortgage. A statement of intent from your employer can help.
Read moreAn overview of the documents usually requested when an expat applies for a mortgage in the Netherlands.
Read moreWhether foreign income counts towards a Dutch mortgage differs per lender. Learn what is taken into account.
Read moreWhether a partner's income counts depends on residence status, where they work and the lender's policy.
Read moreStep by step through the Dutch mortgage process, from orientation to the notary, explained for expats.
Read moreAn overview of the costs involved in buying a Dutch home, explained for expats.
Read moreThe 30% ruling is a Dutch tax facility for certain incoming employees. Learn how lenders may treat it.
Read moreNHG is not linked to nationality, but conditions apply. Learn what that means for expats.
Read moreA permanent Dutch employment contract usually makes a mortgage application straightforward, also for expats. Read what lenders look at.
Read moreCan you buy a home in the Netherlands when your partner has not moved yet? Read what is usually possible and what lenders ask.
Read moreJust moved to the Netherlands? Read whether you can already apply for a mortgage and which documents help your application.
Read moreThe most important points of attention for expats buying a home in the Netherlands: contracts, deadlines, costs and language.
Read moreFinancing up to 100% of the value, long fixed-rate periods and interest deduction: how the Dutch mortgage market differs.
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