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Non UK, Non-EU student. Chances of mortgage?
sandmand123
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hello! I've been stalking the forum for some time now and have been trying to read up as much as I can about mortgages for foreign nationals, however, I can't seem to find an answer to my situation as I wish to purchase a buy-to-let in the UK.
1) I'm a non-uk, non-eu national.
2) I will be holding a tier 4 student visa as I'll be embarking on my PhD this October.
3) I will be receiving a salary from my home country as I'm on a scholarship and am also employed by the institution.
4) I am willing to pay as much as 50% deposit for the potential buy-to-let unit.
Can anyone tell me what are my chances of having a mortgage? Would banks in the UK lend me any money?
Thank you!!
1) I'm a non-uk, non-eu national.
2) I will be holding a tier 4 student visa as I'll be embarking on my PhD this October.
3) I will be receiving a salary from my home country as I'm on a scholarship and am also employed by the institution.
4) I am willing to pay as much as 50% deposit for the potential buy-to-let unit.
Can anyone tell me what are my chances of having a mortgage? Would banks in the UK lend me any money?
Thank you!!
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Lenders will probably want foreign nationals to be granted Indefinite Leave to Remain to be able to mortgage a buy to let property.0
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