GLOBAL RESIDENCY & MOBILITY
Property-Linked Residency
Property and residency are often considered together, but they should not be treated as a single transaction.
A property may support a qualifying residence strategy in certain jurisdictions, but its legal ownership, liquidity, financing, rental use, tax treatment, inheritance position, and exit restrictions may be equally important to the family’s long-term outcome.
L’Heritage coordinates property selection and residency planning so that the asset serves both its immediate purpose and the family’s wider wealth architecture.
Areas of focus
- Property-qualifying residence routes
- Legal ownership and title review
- Investment thresholds and transfer evidence
- Personal, joint, or corporate ownership
- Family use, rental, and lifestyle objectives
- Holding period, resale, and exit planning

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OUR APPROACH
What the advisory may include
- Residency and Property Alignment Review — Confirm whether the proposed acquisition is capable of supporting the intended residence route.
- Qualifying Property Assessment — Review location, project status, ownership category, minimum value, developer position, and programme eligibility.
- Ownership Structure Analysis — Compare personal, joint, corporate, leasehold, freehold, or other permitted ownership forms, subject to local counsel.
- Legal Due Diligence Coordination — Engage qualified lawyers to review title, encumbrances, contracts, permits, developer authority, and transfer mechanics.
- Developer and Counterparty Review — Assess project background, delivery history, payment milestones, and relevant transaction risks.
- Source-of-Funds Preparation — Coordinate bank evidence, transfer records, foreign-exchange documentation, and payment trails.
- Financing Review — Consider whether financing is permitted and how debt may affect qualifying investment values.
- Residency Application Coordination — Align the purchase timeline, registration, investment evidence, and immigration submission.
- Family and Succession Considerations — Review co-ownership, inheritance, marital property, beneficiary arrangements, and future control.
- Exit Strategy Review — Consider required holding periods, resale conditions, residence renewal consequences, and repatriation of proceeds.
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