In Pakistan, the land is a provincial subject with different regulations administering land acquisition in each province. In general, any foreign national who has received permission from the Ministry of Interior (Federal) and the respective provincial government can acquire land within their capacity. Furthermore, if a company is incorporated in the Security and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), a foreigner can own land.
Graana.com, in a concise manner, elaborates one of the most asked questions ‘Can foreigners own land/property in Pakistan.?’
Since the last decade, Pakistan has been receiving a healthy and consistent stream of foreign investment from Asia, America, Australia, Africa, and Europe.
In July 2021, the SECP reported 1,949 registrations of new companies, with a total quantity ranging at 147,842. Within these registrations, the construction and real estate sector has topped the list.
Lastly, for the promotion of FDI, the government assures optimal treatment towards foreign investment. The Protection of Economic Reforms Act of 1992 and the Foreign Private Investment (Promotion & Protection) Act 1976 provide for “No Less Favourable” treatment to the foreign investors compared to the National Investors in similar circumstances. With rising trends in investment as SECP incorporates more and more companies, now is the perfect time to invest in Pakistan’s real property.
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