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A private collection of homes in London: a Raffles address on Whitehall, brick houses with gardens and apartments beside a 32-acre park.

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The same home is often advertised by many agents at many prices. Here it appears once, with the advisor who knows it.

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United KingdomBuying guideEngland buying guideA buyer from abroad pays the same stamp duty bands as a UK resident plus a surcharge, and has to report and pay tax on a later sale quickly. This guide sets out the costs and taxes, the difference between freehold and leasehold, how a purchase goes, and what a purchase does and does not mean for residence.
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Questions buyers ask first

A short, neutral summary. Rules and rates are set by the UK government and change, so confirm the current position with a solicitor and a tax adviser before you decide.

Can someone from abroad buy a home in England?

We found no rule that bars an individual from another country from buying. The rules concern tax, identity and source-of-funds checks and, for an overseas company, registration at Companies House. Your solicitor confirms the position before you reserve.

How much stamp duty will I pay?

From 1 April 2025 the standard rates are 0% to £125,000, 2% to £250,000, 5% to £925,000, 10% to £1.5 million and 12% above. A non-UK resident pays 2 points more in every band, and a buyer of an additional home pays 5 points more again. For a non-resident individual buying the only home at £1.2 million, SDLT is £87,750; as an additional home it is £147,750.

Who counts as non-resident for stamp duty?

The government’s guidance says an individual is non-UK resident if they were not in the UK for at least 183 days in the 12 months before the purchase. If one of several joint buyers is non-resident, all are treated so. Your solicitor should confirm the test for your case.

What is the difference between freehold and leasehold?

Freehold is outright ownership of the property and its land. Leasehold is a long lease from the freeholder, with service charges. At London Square Wandsworth Common the apartments are sold on leases of 999 years from 1 January 2024, and the townhouses and The Residences are freehold.

Do I have to register anything if I buy through a company?

An overseas entity must register on the Register of Overseas Entities at Companies House before it buys; an individual does not. Companies that buy a home above £500,000 pay a single SDLT rate of 17%, so take tax advice before you choose the structure.

What taxes come with owning the home?

Council Tax every year, and for homes worth £2 million or more a High Value Council Tax Surcharge announced from April 2028. If you let the home, income tax on the rent applies under the Non-Resident Landlords scheme. On a later sale, a non-resident reports the sale and pays any Capital Gains Tax within 60 days of completion.

Does buying a home give me a visa?

The government’s visa pages do not link buying a home to a right to live in the UK. The Tier 1 (Investor) visa has been closed to new applicants since 17 February 2022. Check the current routes on GOV.UK or with an immigration adviser.

Do I need a permit to visit and view a home?

Most visitors who do not need a visa need an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) before they travel; it costs £20 and has been enforced since 25 February 2026 for visitors of 85 nationalities. British and Irish citizens do not need one. A standard visitor can stay for up to six months.

Can I let the home while I live abroad?

Yes, subject to the lease and to tax. Under the Non-Resident Landlords scheme the letting agent or tenant deducts tax at the basic rate from the rent and pays it to HMRC, and sends HMRC an annual return by 5 July. Section 21 no-fault evictions have been abolished for private tenancies since 1 May 2026.

What happens to the home on death?

Inheritance tax can reach UK property. Since 6 April 2025 the test is long-term residence in the UK, ten of the previous twenty tax years, and UK residential property held through an overseas company has been within inheritance tax since 2017. Make a will and take advice before you buy.

How does a viewing or a purchase start?

Send a request on a residence page or through the contact form. Your advisor will reply, arrange a viewing in person or by video, send the developer’s price list and documents, and introduce a solicitor in England.

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