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Can a Non-European buy house in Poland?

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Sep 24, 11, 13:20 #1

Hello Everyone.

One of my friend who works with me is selling his house in Lódz. I have been to Poland thrice and visited his place too. He is selling it for the same price he bought as he is moving to different city. I was wondering can I buy a house in poland?

Note : I have no intention to become European citizen, so take it easy with that. I just love Krakow, zako-pane and I would like to visit more places.

Thanks for your comments :) Have a nice weekend.

LwowskaKrakowThreads: 49 Posts: 504 Joined: Mar 9, 07 MEMBER ♀	Sep 25, 11, 10:09 #2
yes of course you can buy your friend's house in Lodz( Agricultural land and historic buildings are protected but individual flats or houses are for sale for anyone who wants to buy them!) but Lodz is not Krakow or Zakopane. Do you want a holiday house or a permanent house?

terriThreads: 1 Posts: 385 Joined: May 3, 09 ♀	Sep 25, 11, 10:41 #3
Before you buy anything, make sure that he actually owns the place and that there are no liens (debts) against it. Let him show you Act Notarialny (proof of ownership) and make sure you check it in the Town Hall Courts.

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