Project Options
Purchase vacation homes, investment properties, or future residences across Canada as a non-resident.
Credit Friendly Options
We help non-residents without Canadian credit history secure financing using international financial documents.
Flexible Loan Terms
Choose from various down payment structures, amortization periods, and payment options suitable for global buyers.
Quick Approval Process
Our team ensures fast, clear approvals with guidance tailored for international applicants.
Living Outside Canada but Want to Buy Here?
Mortgage Support for Non-Residents
Owning property in Canada is a smart move—but the mortgage process for non-residents can be unclear. We help simplify it. Whether you’re buying a vacation home, investing in real estate, or planning a future move, we work with lenders familiar with cross-border financing.
We’ll guide you on down payment requirements, documents needed, and how to qualify without a Canadian credit file.
Apply today and start your mortgage process from anywhere in the world.
Certified Team
Our team specializes in working with international and non-resident buyers every step of the way.
Trusted Company
Thousands of buyers worldwide trust us to guide their Canadian property purchases.
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Flexible Financing Options
Straightforward Financing for Non-Resident Buyers
Buying property in Canada from outside the country shouldn’t be stressful. We streamline the process so you can access competitive rates, fulfill requirements, and complete your purchase—no matter where you live.
Apply now and bring your Canadian property plans to life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Anyone who is not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and who resides outside of Canada may qualify, depending on the lender.
Typically, 35% of the property’s purchase price. Some lenders may require more depending on the applicant's profile.
Yes. Many lenders accept alternative documentation such as foreign credit reports, bank statements, or employment letters.
No. Most of the process can be completed digitally or through a notary in your country.
Non-residents can purchase single-family homes, condos, and investment properties, but some provinces may have restrictions.
Yes. Some areas charge a Non-Resident Speculation Tax (NRST) on property purchases. We’ll explain what applies to your case.