In my former country, legal requirements are the following:
-legal age (since 18 years old)
-European citizenship
-tax residence in the country
-usually, not overcoming the age of 75 years old
Foreigners must show the proof of physical residence to obtain a mortgage.
Then financial requirements come:
-monthly income amount, as the main financial requirement
-usually, any guaranties like suretyship offered by a third part
-often, the proof of an open-ended employment contract (what in my former country is more and more a pipe dream), especially if over 35 years old
In my current country, the requirements are not so strict, even if I don't know each detail, as my couple never needed a mortgage.
-legal age (since 18 years old)
-European citizenship
-tax residence in the country
-usually, not overcoming the age of 75 years old
Foreigners must show the proof of physical residence to obtain a mortgage.
Then financial requirements come:
-monthly income amount, as the main financial requirement
-usually, any guaranties like suretyship offered by a third part
-often, the proof of an open-ended employment contract (what in my former country is more and more a pipe dream), especially if over 35 years old
In my current country, the requirements are not so strict, even if I don't know each detail, as my couple never needed a mortgage.