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Buying or renting abroad means different rules, taxes and paperwork in each country. Here is how to find an agent who works in the local language and knows the local process.
Real estate and housing rules in Canada are set mostly by each province, so the details differ by province. For the legal position on discrimination in housing, read your province's human rights commission.
0 agents · Languages: English, French
Buying property in Mexico involves federal, state and local rules, and the process differs for foreign buyers in coastal and border zones. For the current legal position on discrimination, read the national council against discrimination (CONAPRED).
0 agents · Languages: Spanish, English
Property law in the United Kingdom differs between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. For the current legal position on discrimination in housing, read the Equality and Human Rights Commission guidance.
0 agents · Languages: English
Buying property in Spain follows national law with regional differences. For the current legal position on discrimination, see the ILGA-Europe Rainbow Map (ilga-europe.org). Not legal advice.
0 agents · Languages: Spanish, Catalan, English
Buying property in Portugal follows national law, and a tax number (NIF) comes first. For the current legal position on discrimination, see the ILGA-Europe Rainbow Map (ilga-europe.org). Not legal advice.
0 agents · Languages: Portuguese, English
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