€2 million
Penthouse in the historical centre of Prague
Property Investment in Czech Republic as a Foreigner
In Czechia, foreigners can buy, sell and rent out properties without restrictions.
Statistics confirm the liquidity of investments: residential real estate prices grow by an average of 1.7% every quarter. Seven years ago, an apartment of 100 m² cost an average of €273,000, and today it is sold for €440,000.
€4,400
Average price per 1 m²
3%
Average price growth per quarter
0.01—6.2%
Associated costs, of the property value
How the residential property price index is growing in Czech Republic
Cost of a 3-bedroom apartment in the Czech Republic
€1 million
Apartment in the historical centre of Prague
€650,000
Apartment in Prague, outside the historic centre
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€375,000+
Permanent residency
6+ months
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€375,000+Permanent residency6+ months
AED 750,000+
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2+ months
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Residence permit
4+ months
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Not limited
Residency after D Visas
6+ months
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Not limitedResidency after D Visas6+ months
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Find out how much it costs to buy and rent real estate in each country, what the market dynamics are and what taxes you need to pay when buying and selling.
Property Investment in Ireland as a ForeignerIn Ireland, foreigners can buy, sell and rent out properties without restrictions.
€4,400
Average price per 1 m²
1,7%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in Greece as a ForeignerGreece does not restrict property deals. Therefore, foreigners can freely buy, lease, and sell residential and commercial real estate.
€2,600
Average price per 1 m²
€250,000+
Real estate investment for residency
Property Investment in Finland as a ForeignerForeigners can freely buy and sell real estate in Finland. To purchase a land plot with a house, one needs permission from the Ministry...
€5,300
Average price per 1 m²
0,6%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in Bulgaria as a ForeignerBulgaria prohibits selling land to non-EU citizens. A land plot with a house can be bought for a legal entity if it’s a Bulgarian company.
€1,381
Average price per 1 m²
€300,000
Real estate investment for residency
Property Investment in Austria as a ForeignerThe sale of real estate to foreigners is limited in Austria: you must obtain permission from a municipality for the purchase. The...
€4,611
Average price per 1 m²
2%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in UK as a ForeignerForeigners can buy, lease and sell real estate without restrictions in the UK.
€4,310
Average price per 1 m²
1,3%
Average price growth per quarter
Material prepared by Igor Buglo, Head of the Maltese office, MBA
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Foreigners in the Czech Republic can buy, sell and rent real estate without restrictions.
The average cost of a house in the Czech Republic is approximately €6,000 per square metre. Prices can vary significantly depending on the location, with Prague being the most expensive city.
Both foreigners and Czech nationals can freely buy, sell and rent real estate in the country.
Buyers of real estate in the Czech Republic pay a mandatory registration fee. Additionally, they can pay for legal support and an agency fee. The associated costs will amount to approximately 0.01— 6.2% of the purchase and sale agreement.
Property owners in the Czech Republic pay an annual property tax from €0.07 to 2 per 1 m2. The tax rate depends on the type of property and its location.