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From Australia to Dubai, Canada to London – we make Irish mortgages possible for expats worldwide.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW AS AN EXPAT BUYER

Getting a mortgage in Ireland from abroad is possible – here’s what to expect.

You Don’t Need to Live in Ireland

Irish citizens living abroad can apply for an Irish mortgage – but the requirements and approval process differ slightly from domestic buyers.

More Documentation is Required

Lenders will typically ask for foreign bank statements, payslips, proof of employment, and tax documents and a credit report from your country of residence.

Larger Deposit

Expat mortgages generally require a minimum 30% deposit, as they are classed as holiday homes.

Approval Takes Longer

Expect slightly longer processing times due to foreign documentation, currency conversion, and international checks. Starting early is key.

Your Irish Ties Still Matter

If you’re an Irish citizen planning to return, lenders may be more flexible – especially if you have savings or family in Ireland.

Verifiable Income

If you’re paid in a foreign currency, lenders will factor in exchange rates and risk. A stable job, clean credit history, and proof of tax compliance help your case significantly.

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