Foreigners buying your land and property

>>70770715
>Some what difficult
Until recently foreigners could not own land near borders or coastline
Business, I think theres a minimal amount of money you need to invest
You can do most shit with only your resident card, but for more important stuff, like open a bank account or have a phone contract (i think, haven't checked in a long time) you do need a Mexican INE card (or citizenship by naturalization)

>>70770715
not sure, but for what i've seen in the local news they can buy both the property AND the citizenship (if required) in a week or so

>>70770847
but how are they getting around the 3 year waiting time?

>>70770941
i said BUY
bribe
coima
aceitado
illegally
drink up me hearties yo ho

Businesses: Bit of paperwork, but not too bad
Property: Difficult, even illegal in some parts of the country
Land: difficult, illegal in many places here

>>70771366
Couldn't you just set up a business and buy land/property as a business entity (juridical person)?

>>70770715
Foreigners are prohibited to own agricultural lands.

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the hardest!, never should of come here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZnLdrAvb4w&list=PLCg0exByErfvHCdxsatA_NrU_hs1iIvb6&index=1

>>70770715
Some laws changed to make it more annoying for them, since the Chinese were inflating the market and leaving homes empty then reselling them for profit to the extent they damaged the housing market. It was worse in Vancouver where a law was put in to fuck that over. Supposedly the housing market has cooled by 40% there since it came into affect and prices are already going down. Other parts in Canada are considering similiar laws if it becomes an issue.

Eh, you just buy it I guess.

easy of course
not that it's actually difficult even in cunts where it's difficult
>what is a nominee director/shareholder

t. perfidious

>land
difficult
>business
easy
>property
too easy, should be way stricter

>>70772520
I don't think there are special restrictions here for foreigners.

>>70772508
A lot of foreigners buy houses in the center of Amsterdam because it's full. So your house always retains it's value.

But Amsterdam, the shitty city that it is, allows squatting of empty buildings.
So people who don't intend to use a building put rent them to students for cheap, to prevent squatting.
So many students pay a symbolic amount of money to live in huge office buildings.

>>70772763
would €250k buy you anything in amsterdam?

>>70772763
So, if you can't find a room as a student. You might as well live in an empty department store.

>>70772821
Nothing where you want to live. If you move a bit further away the houses become a lot cheaper quite fast.

>>70772413
>should of
Please don't do this Santiago.