Private clients
Non-residents and international clients
Buying, selling or passing on property from abroad involves specific rules. We can see you in French and in English.
We assist non-residents and international clients with their acquisitions, financing and estates, taking into account the applicable tax rules and international conventions.
Our international desk welcomes you in English and arranges remote signing when necessary.
In practice, how it works
The stages of your file.
First meeting
We review your project and explain the stages, the timescales and what it involves.
Opening the file
A contact person is appointed and you receive the list of documents to gather.
Gathering the documents
We gather the necessary documents from you, the authorities and the other parties involved.
Drafting the deed
We prepare the deed and send it to you for review before the signing.
Signing and formalities
Signing at the firm or remotely, followed by publication and registration.
What to prepare
The documents to gather.
You will receive the exact list when your file is opened. Here are the main ones.
- Identity card or passport
- Proof of address abroad
- Information on your family and marital situation
- Financing plan or bank statements
The questions we are asked
Frequently asked questions.
Can I buy in France while living abroad?
Yes. We organise the transaction remotely if needed, in particular by power of attorney or electronic signature, and assist you in your language.
In which languages can I contact you?
We welcome you in French and in English. A dedicated telephone line is available to you.
Is taxation different for a non-resident?
Certain specific tax and inheritance rules may apply. We review your situation before any transaction.
Two offices
Non-residents and international law: meet us.
Notaires in Grasse
28 Route de Cannes, 06130 Grasse
+33 4 93 70 97 55Access, opening hours and the office’s notairesNotaires in Antibes
15 avenue Robert Soleau, 06600 Antibes
+33 4 93 34 53 46Access, opening hours and the office’s notaires
A question about your situation?
The first meeting is used to understand your situation and to tell you clearly what is possible, what it involves and what it costs. With no obligation.