To purchase property in Nigeria, you typically need: Valid government-issued ID (National ID, International Passport, or Driver's License), Proof of income or source of funds, Tax Identification Number (TIN), and Passport photographs. For property documentation, ensure the seller provides: Certificate of Occupancy (C of O), Survey Plan, Deed of Assignment, and Governor's Consent.

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Nigeria. However, there are certain restrictions: Non-citizens cannot own land directly but can hold property through a registered Nigerian company or through a lease agreement (up to 99 years). We recommend engaging a qualified Nigerian lawyer to guide you through the process.

The property buying process typically takes 4-12 weeks depending on several factors: property verification (1-2 weeks), documentation review (1-2 weeks), payment processing (1-2 weeks), and title transfer/registration (2-6 weeks). Properties with clear titles and ready documentation can be completed faster.

While Nairakey doesn't directly provide financing, we partner with reputable Nigerian banks and mortgage institutions to help buyers access property financing. We can connect you with Primary Mortgage Banks, Commercial banks offering mortgage products, and Housing finance companies.