Buying property in Angola

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14 years ago

Hi,

can a foreigner buy property in Angola?

If so, is it complicated? What is the process of purchasing a property in Angola?

Any tips for buying property, such as a check-list of items to verify ?

Thanks in advance for participating!

Christine

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leroyswart Active member

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14 years ago

It would be best to confirm all this with a home renting company in Angola, but a foreigner can purchase property in Angola, its just very expensice, average of 5 hundred thousand - 1 mil USD per apartment or house. And the average rent you can ask will be from about 10000 - 25000 USD per month depending on the location and the condition of the property.

Here is a link that might help

You can also try their private investment organization.

But I would rather get a Visa for Angola and go stay there for a week and scope out the city and Talatona before just diving in and buying any old property because it sounds good, there are many upon many blocks of apartment in Talatona standing open for a few years now without any renters inside because the local people have built to many places for the demand.

So just be carefull about the property market also, your best bet would be to find a nice house in the city areas like Miramar, Ingombota and Mianga. But Miramar is like prime spot since this is a very nice area and many embassies are setup here and close to the beach, Escola and some shops. Its also rather save here since Police patrol this area quite allot in an effort to gaurd the embassies and schools close by.

I hope you all the best in your searches.

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leroyswart Active member

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14 years ago

You guys must give me a medal since it seems I contribute the most to all the questions asked on this site, hahahahah

fayyazali Member

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4 years ago

Exactly you are the only one replying. Thanks for that.

fayyazali Member

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4 years ago

Hi, So did you buy property in Angola or not. Share you experience please.

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etiennepascal1 Contributor

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4 years ago

Hello

I found the Angolan law that regulates private investments in Angola.

But, as I am not a lawyer, I do not understand the rights and duties of foreigners in the field of real estate in Angola.

If you know these rights and duties, can you explain them in a language that I can understand ?

Thank you.

Etienne

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adamsdesmond963 Member

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3 years ago

@Christine hi Desmond Adams from Margate Brisbane

Bhavna Team

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3 years ago

Hello everyone,

@ Desmond Adams welcome !

This is quite an old thread nevertheless, how can we help you ?

All the best

Bhavna

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Mundo Glamour New member

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3 years ago

@Christine

Good day.

Is not complicated to buy property in Angola at all. Is just a bit expesive and you need to buy from the owner and not from agencies.

Please contact me in my WhatsApp at *** in case you are intrested in buying a property. My and my family are selling some.

Remain blessed.

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3 years ago

#10

hello Mundo Glamour,

please note that Christine is a staff member of 天美麻豆 and this topic has been launched only to gather information and promote discussion on the forum.

Should you want to advertise the properties you have for sale, feel free to create an advert in the Housing in Angola section.

All the best

Bhavna

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Mundo Glamour New member

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3 years ago

#11

@Bhavna

Thank you for letting me know.

Take care and remain blessed.

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ariclene7 New member

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last year

#12

@Christine

Dear Christine,

Buying or Renting a house in Angola, the process is easier if you have someone who can connect you directly with the landlord, instead of going through burocratic way which is more complicated indeed.

I personally, can connect with so many landlords in here, at which in one day you get the house completely on your hold once.

If you are interested to move on, here you have my contact number to get I'm touch at any time you wish

Please, if you have more interested people by your side, do not hesitate to link them to me.

Thanks,

Ariclene Agostinho