Buy Property in an Island Resort

Mauritius: Mauritius recently opened its property market to include foreign property investors through the Integrated Resort Scheme allowing foreign buyers to own freehold residential property. This is focused on the high-end of the market, with luxurious leisure property being ever more popular with overseas buyers. Mauritus is a popular choice for leisure buyers as it enjoys a robust tourism economy and excellent value-for-money resorts.
 
Bali:  The property market in Bali saw a recent boom aided by a newly proactive government which is keen to develop the Island’s potential for foreign investors. Overseas buyers are attracted to purchase in Bali due to the beautiful scenery, tropical climate, great shopping and a fantastic social life combined with a deeply Hindu culture.

Philippines:  The Philippines was one of the top 3 growing property markets in Asia in 2006 and continues to grow rapidly. UK investment is high with buyers attracted by the relatively cheap market prices compared with Europe.

Malaysia:  There is an increasing demand from overseas buyers to invest in property in Malaysia due to sustained consumer confidence in the country and low interest rates. The Malaysian government is also supportive of overseas buyers and is committed to continue attracting more and more investment.

Mauritius: Mauritius is served by many major airlines operating from the UK including Air Mauritius, British Airways, BMI and Air France. The currency used is the Mauritian Rupee and the official language is English.

Bali: British Airways and Cathay Pacific are two of the airlines which serve Bali from the UK. The currency used in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah and whereas the official language is Bahasa Indonesia, English is also frequently used.

Philippines: Cathay Pacific and Malaysia Airlines operate from the UK to Cebu airport. Both Filipino and English are widely spoken in the Philippines and the currency used is the Philippine peso.

Malaysia: Malaysia airlines, British Airways and KLM fly from the UK to Kuala Lumpur Airport. The Malaysian Ringgit is the currency used in Malaysia and the official language is Malay.