Purchasing property in Curacao is a straightforward process, with our expertise we can help you find & create the home of dreams with the following steps:

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1. Find your ideal property and submit an offer.
2. Once a Sale/Purchase Agreement is reached, the buyer usually needs to pay a 10% deposit, which is held in escrow by a Notary.
3. The Notary process typically takes 4 to 6 weeks, and fees amount to around 1% of the purchase price.
4. The Notary will contact the buyer to sign the deed and finalize payments.
5. Pay all applicable taxes and fees.
6. Lease Land In addition to the standard property purchase process, there is an alternative option for acquiring property in Curacao through lease land.

With lease land, the property is leased from the government of Curacao for a period of typically 60 years, in exchange for an annual fee.

During the lease term, the lessee can treat the property as if they were the actual owner, subject to any government-imposed restrictions or conditions.

At the end of the lease period, leases are generally renewed by the government. If renewal is not possible, the owner is compensated at the current market rate for any improvements made to the property.

This method is a common way to purchase property in Curacao, and many non-residents have successfully acquired property this way.