€400,000
Apartment in the centre of Sarajevo
Property Investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a Foreigner
The sale of real estate to foreigners is not restricted in Bosnia and Herzegovina: one can buy, lease and sell housing and commercial real estate in the country.
Statistics confirm the liquidity of investments: every quarter, residential real estate prices grow by an average of 1.5%. Five years ago, an apartment of 100 m² cost an average of €98,000, and today it is being sold for €118,000.
€1,177
Average price per 1 m²
1,5%
Average price growth per quarter
5-8% + €330—1,500
Associated costs, of the property value
Cost of a 3-bedroom apartment in Bosnia and Herzegovina
€270,000
Apartment in the New Sarajevo municipality
€200,000
Apartment in Sarajevo, within a 15-minute drive from the city centre
Bosnia and Herzegovina residence permit or citizenship by real estate investment
Owners of any property, residential or commercial, can get a residence permit in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The property value does not matter.
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€375,000+
Permanent residency
6+ months
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AED 750,000+
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2+ months
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4+ months
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6+ months
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Property Investment in Germany as a ForeignerGermany does not limit the sale of properties to foreigners: one can buy and sell housing and commercial real estate or rent it out.
€5,770
Average price per 1 m²
1,9%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in Estonia as a ForeignerForeigners can freely buy and sell apartments in Estonia. Buying land with a house is not allowed in all areas. A legal entity can buy a...
€2,734
Average price per 1 m²
2,4%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in Cyprus as a ForeignerThe Republic of Cyprus restricts selling properties to foreigners: a non-EU citizen can buy no more than two properties and need a...
€2,700
Average price per 1 m²
€300,000+
Real estate investment for residency
Property Investment in Andorra as a ForeignerTo buy property in Andorra, a foreigner needs to obtain government permission.
€4,600
Average price per 1 m²
€551,500+
Real estate investment for residency
Property Investment in Turkey as a ForeignerForeigners in Turkey can buy and sell housing and commercial real estate and rent it out.
$777
Average price per 1 m²
$400,000+
Real estate investment for citizenship
Property Investment in Spain as a ForeignerThe sale of real estate to foreign investors is not limited in Spain: one can buy and sell housing and commercial real estate or rent it...
€1,900
Average price per 1 m²
1.3%
Average price growth per quarter
Material prepared by Elena Ruda, Chief Development Officer at Immigrant Invest
Updated:
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The sale of real estate to foreigners in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not limited: you can buy, rent out, and sell residential and commercial real estate.
Owners of residential or commercial real estate in Bosnia and Herzegovina can obtain a temporary residence permit in the country. There are no minimal investment requirements.
According to Numbeo.com, a single person estimated monthly expenses are €463.
Housing in Bosnia and Herzegovina is inexpensive. Renting a one-room apartment in the centre of Sarajevo will cost an average of €280 per month. In the suburbs of the capital, rent is lower by €90—150.
Yes. Bosnia and Herzegovina has no restrictions for foreigners who want to buy real estate in the country.
Owners of residential or commercial real estate in Bosnia and Herzegovina can obtain a temporary residence permit in the country. There are no minimum investment requirements.