Thinking of buying property in Australia?
Overseas borrowers can
still get a mortgage!

How do I qualify?

• Borrow 90-95% of the property value: You’ll need to be an Australian citizen in a good asset position, including a high income and stable employment.
• Foreign citizen investors: You can be considered on a case by case basis, contact us for the terms and conditions.
• Payslips or tax returns to prove foreign income: If your payslips or foreign tax returns aren’t in English, most lenders have specialist non-resident departments with staff that understand most common languages so it’s not normally an issue.
• Letter from your employer: This can be accepted in lieu of payslips or tax returns if you’re borrowing no more than 80% of the property value.

Foreign Income Calculator

Discover if the bank will accept your foreign income.

Can I refinance my loan?

Yes, you can refinance a current home loan secured by an Australian property.

Why is choosing the right lender essential?

• Some lenders need to see original payslips, which is difficult if you work in a country where formal written payslips are not normally provided.
• There can be massive delays if you go with a lender that doesn’t have a loan processing system that’s designed to handle foreign addresses or phone numbers.
• Several lenders won’t accept Power Of Attorneys and require you to sign a formal home loan offer at the nearest Australian Consulate. This can make it inconvenient and sometimes impossible for Australians living overseas to buy property in AU.

We have access to all major lenders including Commonwealth Bank (CBA), NAB, ANZ, Westpac, St George, Suncorp, BankWest, Macquarie and many more.

The lenders regularly change their borrowing power calculators and policies for foreign investors and Aus Expats so please contact us to discuss which Australian Bank is best for you.