June 30, 2026
Learn how Australian expats can buy property with as little as a 10% deposit in 2026, including lender options, LMI, equity and approval tips.
May 20, 2026
With proposed changes to negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax (CGT), many Australians living overseas are now asking the same question:
“Should I hold, buy, refinance or restructure my Australian investment property?”
While the headlines sound dramatic, the reality is more nuanced. Here’s what Aussie expats need to know.
May 6, 2026
For Aussie expats looking to buy or refinance back home, one of the biggest decisions isn’t just which lender—it’s whether to lock in a fixed rate or ride with a variable.
In 2026, this decision is a little more nuanced than it has been in previous years. With global economic uncertainty, fluctuating currencies, and lenders applying different rules to foreign income, expats need to weigh up more than just the headline rate.
April 14, 2026
Having a clear plan in place 6–12 months out can make the transition smoother and put you in a strong position to secure the right home.
April 1, 2026
The UK is one of the most common locations for Aussie expats applying for Australian home loans, and the good news is that many lenders are very familiar with UK-based income. However, not all banks assess UK expat applications the same way — and applying to the wrong lender can significantly reduce your borrowing power.
March 17, 2026
Yes — Australian citizens living and working in Saudi Arabia can absolutely obtain home loans in Australia.
However, not all banks lend to expats in the Middle East, and even fewer assess Saudi-based income favourably. Lender choice is critical, as policies vary significantly when it comes to:
• Accepted income types
• Currency treatment
• Employment contracts
• Tax-free income
This is where many expat applications succeed or fail.
March 4, 2026
In this guide, we break down:
• The best banks for expat home loans in Australia
• Tier 1 banks vs second-tier lenders
• Why policy matters more than interest rates
• Why some banks say “no” to expats
• Why using an expat mortgage broker can make all the difference
February 16, 2026
Singapore is considered a low-risk country by most lenders, which means more lending options and fewer restrictions compared to some other regions.
February 2, 2026
Australian banks apply very specific rules when assessing overseas income for expat home loans. Understanding these rules upfront can make the difference between an approval and a decline, or between borrowing what you need versus falling short.