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When we asked expats what advice they would give a foreigner before buying a property in Saudi Arabia, they said...

"1. It is essential to obtain legal advice when buying property in Saudi Arabia as the law can be complicated. 2. Foreigners intending to buy and own a property in Saudi Arabia must obtain permission from the Ministry of Interior. 3. Obtaining a property title can take up to six months in Saudi Arabia. 4. All property transactions will require a tax paid stamp. 5. The buyer must be present at the notary office to sign the sale contract. 6. The sale contract should be drafted by local attorneys. 7. The transfer of a property title requires the permission of the local municipality. 8. It is important to be aware that the husband may have the majority of rights to any property purchased in Saudi Arabia," explained one expat living in Saudi Arabia.

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