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Are you a non-resident looking for a mortgage in New Zealand? We can help!


We can assist you in arranging your non-resident mortgage in New Zealand.

There are few places with so much going for them as New Zealand: glorious and incredibly varied scenery from volcanoes to rainforest, fantastic beaches and crystal-clear seas, safe and friendly cities - and a property-buying process that's as straightforward as you'll find

New Zealand retains its position as one of the most desirable countries in the world in which people wish to live, work or retire.

As a result the number of applications received in recent years by the New Zealand immigration service has surged as has the number of investors and purchasers entering the country's real estate marketplace.

Buying a property in New Zealand can represent an excellent investment opportunity for those who wish to tap into the increasing demand for accommodation across the country.

Capital growth has been at 12.5 per cent annually for the past several years, meaning that New Zealand has the second-most-expensive real-estate market in the world, after Australia, in relation to household income - although prices are still perfectly affordable by most British standards.
 
Mortgages are available in New Zealand for non residents.

Proof of Income: required in all cases (can be made up of Earned Income, Pension, Investment or Rental Income. Please note however, it is not always the case that the Lender will take all or part of these Incomes into account when determining the maximum loan available). Non-Status loans are currently not available. 

* Max age 65

* Max 80% LTV

* Min loan NZ$100,000

* Rates from approx 8.00%

* Maximum Term 20 years

* Currencies: New Zealand Dollars

* Repayment only


Apply Here: We use Conti Financial to help arrange your mortgage. Please complete their enquiry form and supply as much information as possible to help them to find you your ideal mortgage in New Zealand or any other country.
Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home or foreign property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

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