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Purchase of Irish property by non-residents

You do not have to be resident in Ireland to purchase property here. Purchasing property will not confer any right of residency of course. As a non-resident purchaser, you will need to obtain an Irish tax number (PPS no.) so that the deed of purchase can be stamped. Without stamping, you will never be able to register your ownership and obtain marketable title.

We can assist with the entire process from initial agreement, investigation of title and review and exchange of contracts through to final completion and registration.

Residential property in Ireland is subject to an annual charge to local property tax. The charge is calculated on the value of the property. For instance, a property worth €550,000 might be subject to a charge of €585 every year.

If you have concerns about Purchase of Irish property, contact our experienced team at 018735012 or info@mcgrathmullan.ie.

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Gerry McGrath

Gerard McGrath, Managing Partner, can assist you in Immigration law, Commercial work, and General litigation. Contact Gerard if you would like assistance with any of these matters. info@mcgrathmullan.ie or +353 (0) 1 873 5012

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