International
Your property abroad, followed as if it were next door.
We act for investors in Singapore and across Asia who own, or are considering, property in Australia, New Zealand and Cambodia.
02 · Australia
Australia.
Many of our clients bought Australian property through us. We remain their point of contact for as long as they own it, and when they decide what to do next.
- 01Existing ownersContinued support for clients who bought through Nationwide.
- 02ManagementCoordinating Australian property managers and tenancy matters.
- 03SellingCoordinating a licensed Australian agent when you decide to sell.
- 04AdviceIntroductions to Australian lawyers, accountants and tax advisers.
Worth knowing: Australia applies foreign investment rules to foreign buyers, and foreign-resident sellers can face capital gains withholding at settlement. Take Australian legal and tax advice before buying or selling.
03 · New Zealand
New Zealand.
For overseas owners, the hard part of holding or selling New Zealand property is distance. We represent your interests and coordinate the New Zealand professionals who do the local work.
- 01SellingCoordinating a New Zealand-licensed selling agent.
- 02ManagementProperty management while you hold or sell.
- 03ReportingRegular updates on the property and the sale.
- 04AdviceIntroductions to New Zealand lawyers and tax advisers.
Worth knowing: New Zealand restricts most overseas buyers from purchasing residential property. Singapore citizens are an exception under New Zealand's overseas investment rules: they can generally buy residential property without consent, unless the land is classed as sensitive for another reason. Singapore permanent residents qualify only if they live in New Zealand. Offshore sellers can face specific tax and withholding obligations. Confirm your position with a New Zealand lawyer before buying, and take New Zealand tax advice before any sale.
04 · Cambodia
Cambodia.
Cambodia's economy and infrastructure have grown quickly, and its land draws interest from investors across the region. It is also a market where the legal structure behind a purchase matters as much as the property itself.
- 01ResearchMarket and location research.
- 02InspectionSite visits and inspections.
- 03Due diligenceCoordinated with independent Cambodian lawyers.
- 04ExitCoordinating the sale with licensed local agents when you are ready to sell.
Worth knowing: foreign ownership of land in Cambodia is restricted. Any ownership structure should be reviewed by independent Cambodian legal counsel before funds are committed.