@@caliorbustarika3310 Cool thanks :) Though the policy does sound a bit odd. If you want to invest, just sign up to be a student and invest in property as a "student"
@caliorbustarika3310 this is partially true. It comes with many regulations. See be low for the exact wording from the government website: The Act and Regulations provide exceptions, including for the following persons: Temporary residents studying in Canada, if they: - are enrolled in a program of authorized study at a designated learning institution as defined in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, and - have filed income tax returns for each of the 5 taxation years preceding the year in which the purchase was made, and - have been physically present in Canada for a minimum of 244 days in each of the 5 calendar years preceding the year in which the purchase was made, and - have not previously purchased a residential property in Canada while the prohibition is in effect, and - purchase a property for a price not exceeding $500,000
@@ap80shg it's not quite that simple. If you want some additional info, send me an email at alex@realestatehelp.com and I can send you an email I've created with different links and more details on the matter :)
