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Can a foreigner buy more than one property in Switzerland?
No. Foreigners may only buy one property in Switzerland.
You are not permitted to buy a second property in the name of your husband/wife but if you have children over the age of 20 they may purchase properties in their own name.
If you already own a property as a foreigner then you may inherit a property.
If you have a Swiss B or C permit or a Swiss passport then you are considered a Swiss buyer and you are no longer bound by these restrictions.
You are not permitted to buy a second property in the name of your husband/wife but if you have children over the age of 20 they may purchase properties in their own name.
If you already own a property as a foreigner then you may inherit a property.
If you have a Swiss B or C permit or a Swiss passport then you are considered a Swiss buyer and you are no longer bound by these restrictions.
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