- Can Armenian citizens buy property in these five markets?
- Foreign ownership is generally permitted in Miami, Portugal, Costa Rica and Medellín, each with its own local process. An independent local lawyer should confirm the specifics for your situation before any offer is made.
- Do I have to travel from Yerevan to complete a purchase?
- The search phase can largely be done remotely, but most buyers prefer an in-person visit before finalising, and closing procedures in some countries require in-person or notarised remote signing.
- How does a remote transaction with Calle International work?
- We build a shortlist against your brief, arrange live video viewings, and coordinate with an independent local lawyer who leads due diligence and the contract, keeping the process moving across the time difference.
- Does buying a property abroad grant residency?
- We do not advise on residency or visa matters. Whether a purchase links to any residency pathway varies by country and should be confirmed directly with a qualified immigration professional.
- Which destination is a sensible first purchase?
- Many Armenian buyers start with Miami or Portugal, drawn by established markets and, in some cases, existing diaspora ties, though the right choice depends on your goals for the property.
- How does Calle International work with buyers based in Yerevan?
- We begin with a conversation about your goals and budget, prepare a shortlist across the relevant markets, arrange remote and in-person viewings, and bring in independent local lawyers and tax advisers as the purchase progresses.