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More and more people are living and working overseas – this level of enthusiasm is reflected in the recent IPPR report entitled Brits Abroad, which shows significant numbers of UK expatriates joining the 4 million plus who already live abroad.
What’s more, the IPPR report suggests that the numbers leaving the UK show no sign of lessening, with traditional areas such as France, Spain and Australia remaining favourite hotspots, and other areas, such as Croatia and Bulgaria, increasingly high on the list.
This general trend towards a move overseas puts pressure on expatriates to fund their move, and this is where problems can set in.
Looking for a mortgage overseas brings in different affordability criteria, as well as complex local rules and regulations.
Specialist, UK regulated advice can make all the difference, especially when it can cut through the load of local bureaucracy and regulatory paperwork required to apply for an overseas mortgage. To make life easier for those looking to buy overseas, Offshoreonline.ORG has simplified the process with a fast-track mortgage service designed to get mortgage offer letters into the hands of clients within days rather than weeks.
The Offshoreonline.ORG fast track service is designed exclusively for loans of over £100,000, where customers’ requirements can be more complex and where there is often a need to move more quickly to secure a deal.
We can offer a consistent policy for expats, which will make their life easier and reduce the hassle involved.