What mortgage can non-residents usually get in Israel?

Typically up to ~50% LTV. In some cases higher leverage is possible case-by-case with lenders; we’ll introduce the right contacts.

How can I reduce FX and wire fees when sending funds?

We outline several cost-efficient routes so you can choose the best fit and save on conversion and transfer fees.

Can we view properties remotely?

Yes. We arrange comprehensive virtual tours. Guidance is available in English, French, Spanish, Russian, or Hebrew.

Buy Property in Israel as a Non-Resident

Non-residents can buy property in Israel. ADAR helps overseas buyers with a clear path: shortlists in prime areas, practical tax and financing guidance, and private viewings with on-the-ground support.

Buy property in Israel as a non-resident with a clear, curated process. We shortlist relevant homes and apartments in Tel Aviv, Herzliya Pituach and selected prime areas, coordinate tax/legal guidance and introduce lenders when financing is needed- so you can move from first call to confident offer smoothly.

Key benefits

- Shortlist by budget, location and lifestyle (sea-side, prime neighborhoods, privacy).

- Practical guidance on taxes, due diligence and closing steps for non-residents.

- Bank introductions and realistic LTV expectations when financing is relevant.

- Private viewings (in-person or video) and on-the-ground representation.

- Discreet, multilingual service tailored to overseas clients.

How it works

Step 1 — Brief & shortlist: Share your budget, preferred areas and timing. We build a focused shortlist.
Step 2 — Viewings & guidance: Private tours or video walkthroughs; we coordinate with your lawyer/tax advisor.
Step 3 — Offer & closing: We negotiate terms, align timelines and coordinate the closing process.

Mortgages, banking & funds transfer (for non-residents)

Mortgages. Non-residents are typically approved for up to ~50% loan-to-value. In select cases, higher leverage may be possible (case-by-case with lenders and additional collateral/income). We’ll introduce the right lenders so you can explore realistic options.

Bank account. To complete a purchase in Israel you’ll need an Israeli bank account. It’s possible to open it remotely with your Israeli counsel via power of attorney. We coordinate the process with your lawyer and the bank.

Funds transfer & FX. Need help moving funds? There are several cost-efficient routes to transfer money to Israel. We’ll outline options so you can reduce FX and wire fees and choose what suits you best.

Remote viewings. We can arrange comprehensive virtual tours of properties you shortlist.

Languages. Guidance available in English, French, Spanish, Russian, or Hebrew.

Next step. Click the Contact button or send us a message via WhatsApp and we’ll share tailored next steps for your case.

Information here is general and not legal/financial advice. Lender policies and requirements can change; we’ll connect you with licensed professionals.

Areas we cover

Tel Aviv (Neve Tzedek, Old North, Basel, City Center), Herzliya Pituach, plus select options nationwide (e.g., Caesarea).

Ready to explore? Message us on WhatsApp or share your brief (budget, areas, timing) and we’ll send a focused shortlist.

FAQ

What mortgage can non-residents usually get in Israel?: Typically up to ~50% LTV. In some cases higher leverage is possible case-by-case with lenders; we’ll introduce the right contacts.
Do I need an Israeli bank account to buy?: Yes. You can open it remotely with your Israeli counsel via power of attorney; we help coordinate.
How can I reduce FX and wire fees when sending funds?: We outline several cost-efficient routes so you can choose the best fit and save on conversion and transfer fees.
Can we view properties remotely?: Yes. We arrange comprehensive virtual tours. Guidance is available in English, French, Spanish, Russian, or Hebrew.