Residence permit and nationality
Which permits Dutch lenders accept and what that means for your application.
Working in the Netherlands as an international professional and thinking about buying a home? I guide expats from the first orientation to the notary appointment — entirely in English.
Which permits Dutch lenders accept and what that means for your application.
Options when you have a fixed-term contract, an employer statement or income from abroad.
How the 30% ruling does — and does not — affect the amount you can borrow.
From valuation to notary: I translate the Dutch process into clear English.
Prefer to read up first? These guides explain the Dutch mortgage process step by step.
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.
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