I'm a Kenyan and I'm enjoying seeing her lighten up when talking about owning land in Zambia. The laws she talks about are typical to most African countries.
Thank you for watching from Kenya! You're right, after colonialism most African countries wanted their citizens to be the beneficiaries of land ownership
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia Not really an African thing, and if it was a Kenyan would be allowed to buy land in Zambia and vice-versa, which is not the case!
Welp, I was excited about Zambia for a second but since foreigners can't buy land, it's off my list. Why does this seem so difficult? I thought Africa wanted the diaspora to come?
Diaspora means Zambians leaving abroad, and they have the same rights as Zambians in Zambia (I guess, cause I'm not Zambian). Something else you might not know, a friend a mine who just visited Zambia said it's corrupt, you can pretty much get accused of something you didn't do and get stripped all your stuff. Zambia is also a NO to me.
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia Of course I don't know Zambia, I've never been to Zambia. So, do you mean a non-Zambian can own real estate in Zambia? And what about corruption?
I'm an Afro-descendant from New York City, I visited Zambia in 2018 and fell in love with the country. My Zambian friend told me of a piece of land on the Copper Belt, that her friend is selling at a good price, but it sounds so complicated with the shares and whatnot. Has anything changed since this video was published?
I really had considered coming to Zambia. Yes that's 76% percent Zambian ownership it is a deal breaker. I can't see myself putting down a multi million dollar facility and not owning the land that it sits on. And only having 24% control control in something that I spend millions of dollars for at the same time possibly yielding a 35% tax rate to the country and an employing at least 50 to 100 people In a 24 hour day operation. thatneeds to be Revisited and Re evaluated. That type of thinking will stifle the country's growth.
Greetings! Thank you for the information! Well explained. If a nonZambian wanted to buy land in Zambia as a nonprofit organization, are you able to build on the land as a nonprofit? Who would the nonprofit need to contact to apply to purchase land? Thank you!
I would like to meet someone from your company for more advice on some of the items you mentioned, how does one get in touch with your office? I will be in Zambia in August 2022. Thank you
I'm not Zambian, but I still want to buy land. I've been following the African Union representative to the US for awhile now, and she has mentioned a new project called the African Village. From my understanding, they want to create a home village for the African diaspora, based on the movie Black Panther. The African village is going to be in Zambia, right on the border with Zimbabwe, by the Zambezi Falls. So, I'm assuming there will be some exceptions to the rules.
Did you mean the Victoria falls? Anyway, there is little available on the Zambian side along or near the Zambezi river except the Kazungula area. Most of the land in that area, if not all, is traditional land. FYI, over 90% of land in Zambia is traditional land owned by Chiefs and not the government.
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia I m not a Zambia but I grow up in Zambia Since I was 5 years old so I am in US so if you wanna buy the land how among gone by the land
Hello I'm from England and I'm coming to Zambia to work for two or four years for your government. My question is can I buy a house or is it a no I can't? Thank you Terry...
This is a helpful video for diaspora folks. So register a church/ministry/charity and then purchase land in the name of the org. Or get a hunting concession and just open a museum or something because most black folks do not kill wild animals. What about buying a property outright can foreigners do that ?? Edit: I just found out what a Hunting Concession business is.....
Hi @buyingproperties in Zambia I'd like to buy a holiday home for my disabled child as non Zambian but as British African diaspora what will the rules be? Will I still have to apply for a investment license and how much does the house have to cost? Please advise
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia thanks for your quick response, so to be a minority shareholder in a company the company has to be owned by a Zambian citizen and they will have to be the major shareholders? Will this be safe option? On a different note, is the Chowe estate still available in makeni, sorry I just came across the video of you and Mr mulala? It was a land size 5 acres for cash 25k? Please reply, thanks
I was born in Zambia. I have a birth certificate. But left Zambia after age of ten. My both parents are non Zambian. How can I get citizenship & Property? I need help.
I'm African American. I'm looking to come to Zambia. I am highly interested in acquiring land there. Is it possible for me to apply for dual citizenship of Zambia, and acquire land that way?
Well explained, I think not easy to buy land in Zambia. One of relevant reason might be the surface. Zambia is not that big, that why maybe the legislature don't allowed foreigners to own many spaces. So real citizenship could own it
It seems there is no way a foreigner can own land unless your a company with $500,000 or has citizenship , but can a zambian who already owns land sell some to a non zambian or do the same rules still apply😯
Thanks for the interesting video. It was very informative. Quick question: If you bought land when you were a citizen, have since then changed your citizenship to that of your country of resistance which is a country doesn't permit dual citizenship. Would you be in danger of losing your land or would it be treated the same way as an inheritance?
It’s a shame that if you’re non-Zambian with a regular 9-5 you can’t buy land but I understand why. I like Zambia but I don’t meet the criteria as stated in the above video.
So as a private individual, not a Zambian resident, and not a company can’t buy a property in Zambia. I’m a British citizen and don’t want to form a company. Just want to buy as an individual
How do l get in touch with you. I want to get a citizenship. Iam a British citizen but was born in zambia n left wen l was 18 unfortunately did not get my nrc
My contacts are in description below video, get in touch so I can give you details for an immigration consultant. Otherwise, you can make inquiries from the zambian embassy in London
@BRIAN OTENIO Student accommodation is an interesting area of real estate with huge demand. As a foreign investor you definitely want to look at getting an investment licence. If you'd like us to chat contact me on whatsapp on +260968093352
Hi. As a non -Zambian, I would love to buy land to build houses for humanitarian reasons. Is that possible? My parents are volunteers in Zambia on Work permits. Please advise.
I love the way You talking! You are very positive lady! You thinking Big! niambie; how about leasing land we say for 99 years like it is in Tanzania and other African countries!
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia thanks please add it in the description going forward your content is very engaging and amazing keep up the amazing work, God bless
As a non Zambian can a Zambian couple irrespective of there age adopt me as a son , after which I get Zambian citizen ship and buy property with absolute ownership
If I have $500k or 1 million, why would I come to zombis to buy a house. I would have tones of better chances in other countries all over the world. I can have a passport of any country in Europe or America or Canada. Be realistic Zambia, and know your value in the market, you are over priced. Seriously? $500k just to be allowed to own property?
No one is forcing you... and the $500k is to obtain an INVESTMENT LICENCE that provides other tax benefits and incentives, one of which allows you to buy property.
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia I am not talking about myself. This is an open international market. After Corona most of the countries in the world opened their boarders for investors trying to attract them by offering them good incentives. It is obvious you are siding with your country.for emotional reasons. If you really love your country and want its benefit you will think with your mind would want things to change in order to keep it competitive in the market.
@@shalal8746 $500 is only for an investment permit as she stated. I’m Zambian and she is merely letting everyone know of the requirements. These are the laws that were ratified through parliament. Every country has its laws and nobody is forced to move here especially if they don’t qualify in any of these categories. If you do your research many other African countries have similar and in cases even more stringent laws. She is doing a great job because she is sharing the truth not based on emotions as you put it but according to our laws here.
@@shalal8746 So independent African nations can't think on their own they still have to be governed and ratified by British Parliament. That was put in place to keep control of the African continent. So that it won't become the dominant continent in the world. Nobody wants to see Africa truly flourish because of that exact reason
@@nkhosiamankhosi1454 Now you want to hide behind "parliament ratified". Bad governments, corruption, wrong and ill advised decisions is the main reason why Africa is so poor with all this resource under its feet.
I'm a Kenyan and I'm enjoying seeing her lighten up when talking about owning land in Zambia. The laws she talks about are typical to most African countries.
Thank you for watching from Kenya! You're right, after colonialism most African countries wanted their citizens to be the beneficiaries of land ownership
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia Not really an African thing, and if it was a Kenyan would be allowed to buy land in Zambia and vice-versa, which is not the case!
Wish it was like that in Namibia which big portions of fertile farm land is still owned by White farmers,
Welp, I was excited about Zambia for a second but since foreigners can't buy land, it's off my list. Why does this seem so difficult? I thought Africa wanted the diaspora to come?
Diaspora means Zambians leaving abroad, and they have the same rights as Zambians in Zambia (I guess, cause I'm not Zambian).
Something else you might not know, a friend a mine who just visited Zambia said it's corrupt, you can pretty much get accused of something you didn't do and get stripped all your stuff. Zambia is also a NO to me.
Neither you nor your friend seem to know anything about Zambia
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia Of course I don't know Zambia, I've never been to Zambia.
So, do you mean a non-Zambian can own real estate in Zambia? And what about corruption?
Thank you! Very usefull and informative!
Welcome 😊
I'm an Afro-descendant from New York City, I visited Zambia in 2018 and fell in love with the country. My Zambian friend told me of a piece of land on the Copper Belt, that her friend is selling at a good price, but it sounds so complicated with the shares and whatnot. Has anything changed since this video was published?
Nope! 😄
Great information!
God bless Africa
Very informative, thanks
Thanks for watching!
This is a really informative channel.
Thank you 💓💓💓🙏🙏🙏🇿🇲
Thank you so much!
I really had considered coming to Zambia. Yes that's 76% percent Zambian ownership it is a deal breaker. I can't see myself putting down a multi million dollar facility and not owning the land that it sits on. And only having 24% control control in something that I spend millions of dollars for at the same time possibly yielding a 35% tax rate to the country and an employing at least 50 to 100 people In a 24 hour day operation. thatneeds to be Revisited and Re evaluated. That type of thinking will stifle the country's growth.
If you're planning a multi million dollar investment then obviously you'd apply for an investment licence that would allow for 100% ownership
Thank you for the information
You're most welcome
Thanks for the information
You're most welcome!
Greetings! Thank you for the information! Well explained. If a nonZambian wanted to buy land in Zambia as a nonprofit organization, are you able to build on the land as a nonprofit? Who would the nonprofit need to contact to apply to purchase land? Thank you!
It all depends on how the moon profit is registered. A lawyer would have to take you through the different options
@BuyingPropertyinZambia Okay, thank s a bunch for responding.
Thank you for the information. Can u please suggest something for farming industry, If we can get a land for farming ?
Thanks
Yes you can get land for farming as long as you follow the guidelines I laid out in the video
I would like to meet someone from your company for more advice on some of the items you mentioned, how does one get in touch with your office? I will be in Zambia in August 2022. Thank you
Hi Stan pls email us on info@buyingpropertyinzambia.com to book an appointment. Looking forward to meeting you!
Thank you for the information.
You're welcome!
What if your spouse is Zambian?
Then form a company with her as the majority shareholder
Yes, I did just that and applied for bestowal of citizenship, glad I did :)
Have you gotten it yet??
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia , yes I need to pick up my new passport when I’m there next in December. I’m already in possession of my new dual NRC
Hey that's fantastic! Please contact me, I'd love to hear your story!
So if I start a company 76% or more of the shareholders (ownership) of my company has to belong to Zambian citizens? That's a terrible investment!
Not everyone thinks so! And with proper legal advice there's ways to make it work
And to form a company you will need to pay the government atleast US $15.000 to register it right?
Not true
That's to keep colonizer's away 😁
@@ghanahumber937 Babylon is falling we need to keep DEMON s OUT!!!😈
I'm not Zambian, but I still want to buy land. I've been following the African Union representative to the US for awhile now, and she has mentioned a new project called the African Village. From my understanding, they want to create a home village for the African diaspora, based on the movie Black Panther. The African village is going to be in Zambia, right on the border with Zimbabwe, by the Zambezi Falls. So, I'm assuming there will be some exceptions to the rules.
This is really interesting! Please share more information and I'll also do some research on it myself!
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia ok I will
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia lasentinel.net/the-wakanda-one-village-project-african-union-ambassador-promotes-diaspora-homecomings.html
Did you mean the Victoria falls? Anyway, there is little available on the Zambian side along or near the Zambezi river except the Kazungula area. Most of the land in that area, if not all, is traditional land. FYI, over 90% of land in Zambia is traditional land owned by Chiefs and not the government.
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia I m not a Zambia but I grow up in Zambia Since I was 5 years old so I am in US so if you wanna buy the land how among gone by the land
Hello I'm from England and I'm coming to Zambia to work for two or four years for your government. My question is can I buy a house or is it a no I can't?
Thank you
Terry...
This is a helpful video for diaspora folks. So register a church/ministry/charity and then purchase land in the name of the org. Or get a hunting concession and just open a museum or something because most black folks do not kill wild animals. What about buying a property outright can foreigners do that ?? Edit: I just found out what a Hunting Concession business is.....
No at the moment foreigners can't buy land outright in their own name
I'm non Zambian Indian and I want to purchase agricultural land at Zambia Please guide me in the best legal way and pricing
You can come in as an investor, please contact us
That's amazing, where are your offices
We're in Olympia, 52 Chiwalamabwe Road 👍 contact details in description below video
Hi @buyingproperties in Zambia I'd like to buy a holiday home for my disabled child as non Zambian but as British African diaspora what will the rules be? Will I still have to apply for a investment license and how much does the house have to cost? Please advise
You'll be treated as a non zambian and you'll have to apply for an investment licence or be a minority shareholder in a company
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia thanks for your quick response, so to be a minority shareholder in a company the company has to be owned by a Zambian citizen and they will have to be the major shareholders? Will this be safe option?
On a different note, is the Chowe estate still available in makeni, sorry I just came across the video of you and Mr mulala? It was a land size 5 acres for cash 25k? Please reply, thanks
Thanks for your response, please email me on natasha.chiumya@buyingpropertyinzambia.com
I have a shop for sale in lusaka with company u can get reaidence in 3 years with that investment
Nice one sis, but can you also talk about how to obtain permanent residence?
That's not my area of expertise. Watch the video we did on dual citizenship and contact Flamingo Consultancy
I was born in Zambia. I have a birth certificate. But left Zambia after age of ten. My both parents are non Zambian. How can I get citizenship & Property? I need help.
Please consult an immigration consultant/ lawyer
How can someone from America that's planning to move to Zambia buy land? And will i have to wait until I have part citizen ship ?
Hi thanks for your question, the video outlines how you can buy land as a non Zambian, ie investment licence or company
I'm African American. I'm looking to come to Zambia.
I am highly interested in acquiring land there.
Is it possible for me to apply for dual citizenship of Zambia, and acquire land that way?
Dual citizenship might be tricky, best to consult with an immigration specialist
Hi! Would you know if a foreigner on a spousal visa can own land jointly with his/her Zambian spouse?
Only as a minority shareholder in a company
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia thanks for that quick response
Well explained, I think not easy to buy land in Zambia. One of relevant reason might be the surface.
Zambia is not that big, that why maybe the legislature don't allowed foreigners to own many spaces. So real citizenship could own it
Hi! Please fix the typo at item 6! It should be concession instead of confession. 🙂
Omg I never noticed that 🙈!
Very educative materials availed
Thanks for watching 👍
Very informative and interesting.
Thank you!
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia hello Thank you for this very wonderful video. Can I find you have a large farm for rent from 5 to 10 years or for sale
Sorry we don't deal with individual listings
Can you buy if you have an LLC with a Zambian citizenship?
Yes
Very helpful stuff
Thanks Chibuye 😊
Guidance on how to invest in Property and Real Estate please
It's in the pipeline Joseph! Thanks for the suggestion
Nice video. What about buying apartments or houses?
Same rules apply
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia Thank you 🙏🏽
What about if you are a foreigner and your spouse is Zambian ?
Then you can register a company or find out how you can become a resident
Do you know of any agencies that deal with the duel citizenship applications
I don't know an agency but I know an immigration consultant, DM me for his contact
Watching From Chicago
Superb
Thanks for watching 👌
Do a commonwealrh citizen or trinidad and tobago citizen need a visa to ebter zambia ? If so how ling can i stay
I have no idea Dev! best to ask an immigration expert
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia i want to visit you lovely countey
It seems there is no way a foreigner can own land unless your a company with $500,000 or has citizenship , but can a zambian who already owns land sell some to a non zambian or do the same rules still apply😯
Indian national living in Zambia on work permit for 2 years, can buy the land??
Only as a minority shareholder in a Zambian company
Thanks for the interesting video. It was very informative.
Quick question: If you bought land when you were a citizen, have since then changed your citizenship to that of your country of resistance which is a country doesn't permit dual citizenship. Would you be in danger of losing your land or would it be treated the same way as an inheritance?
@Mutiwa this is a tricky one 🤔 my view is that as long as you're a Zambian and haven't renounced your Zambian citizenship you're entitled to own land.
Helpful information here.
Thank you
Is there special laws for SADC citizens?
Nope!
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia ham okay, we definitely need more integration, as an Angolan I’d like to have a place in Zambia
Come, you are most welcome!
Please Can U give some light on What is the Procedure of doing bussiness in Zambia ?
Our focus is more on property than doing business in Zambia
Can u talk about requirements to become a Zambian citizen
For that you can checkout the Zambian embassy website about citizenship
Question, has anyone in Zambia ever heard of the African Village project?
I haven't heard of it Daniel, can you give me more information or send me a link?
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia www.google.com/amp/s/www.govamedia.com/2019/01/15/zambia-and-zimbabwe-have-offered-land-for-the-wakanda-one-village-project/amp/
It’s a shame that if you’re non-Zambian with a regular 9-5 you can’t buy land but I understand why.
I like Zambia but I don’t meet the criteria as stated in the above video.
Hi. Thanks for this. What about a non-Zambian? You gave example of Zambians who gave up their citizenship.
Thanks for your question Sahra, non zambians have to start a company with zambians or get an investment licence
I have shop for sale in zambia lusaka buy and get residnt in 3 year
My question is this my daughter mummy died and she was from Zambia . Will there be problems for her children outside off Zambia to keep her property .
Please send me an email
What If I just buy 1% shares on the LSE market and then try to buy land?
Yes you can use that strategy too!
@Twiza, hey could you please make it a little more clear about 1% of LSE?
@@TheRodeoRider Basically owning a share of any listed companies on the Lusaka stock Exchange
@@twizasichilima7392 Could you share your whatsapp number.? Or leave me a message on +91 860 630 7970.
So as a private individual, not a Zambian resident, and not a company can’t buy a property in Zambia. I’m a British citizen and don’t want to form a company. Just want to buy as an individual
That would be difficult....
How do l get in touch with you. I want to get a citizenship. Iam a British citizen but was born in zambia n left wen l was 18 unfortunately did not get my nrc
My contacts are in description below video, get in touch so I can give you details for an immigration consultant. Otherwise, you can make inquiries from the zambian embassy in London
If you were born in ZAMBIA go to court swear an affidavit and you will get your nrc just attach your birth record or certificate.
Thanks for that advice!
What about lease? Is 99yrs lease still in place ?
Yes it is
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia Thank you for instant reply.
I am Kenyan and I want to invest there
What option do I have I as a foreign investor with interest in investing student housing in Zambia? Thanks for the informative video
@BRIAN OTENIO Student accommodation is an interesting area of real estate with huge demand. As a foreign investor you definitely want to look at getting an investment licence. If you'd like us to chat contact me on whatsapp on +260968093352
Hey iam selling land in solwezi
My son was born there but i have only his birth records is now 24 y old how will i get his citizenship so that i can buy him a land in Zambia?
Wonderful, watch the video I did with the immigration consultant. Her contact details are below the video, she would be able to assist your son
This is nice video but I want know about how to get nrc if i am indian
Hi... Can we start a company as a non Zambian...?
Yes you can 👍
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia ... Can you tell me how.. what is the procedure.. rules and regulations
You can send me an email on natasha.chiumya@buyingpropertyinzambia.com
Great information for home.
Thanks Chinga!
What if you have a sister lives there who is a citizen how can I buy land?
Partner with your sister
So basically as a British national I can't own land unless the president says yes
$500,000-USD? Or Kwacha?
It's US$
USD man. Use common sense
Where can I get your details
Hi Diana they are in the description under the video
I will call tomorrow
We're looking forward to hearing from you!
How long does it take to become a permanent resident
Gosh, for that one you'll need to talk to an immigration consultant
3 years if u buy property and i have a shop for sale in lusaka kamwala
Just saw your video today...if you buy a house, would that land would be lease hold.
It would be a leasehold
How can a non Zambian tell us about us buying land in our own country_buy from who? you
😳
Hi. As a non -Zambian, I would love to buy land to build houses for humanitarian reasons. Is that possible? My parents are volunteers in Zambia on Work permits. Please advise.
The best way would be to form a trust with charitable objectives but it would have to be approved by the authorities
Hai kindly get in touch
Namayo please contact me, the details are in the description box under this video
Amazing! but impossible!
I love the way You talking! You are very positive lady! You thinking Big! niambie; how about leasing land we say for 99 years like it is in Tanzania and other African countries!
Thanks exactly what we do, 99 years
What if I marry a Zambian can I own land
You can register a business and own the land together
Link to your facebook page please?
facebook.com/ BuyingPropertyinZambia
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia thanks please add it in the description going forward your content is very engaging and amazing keep up the amazing work, God bless
Thanks Chila, we've now started doing so. If you check out our latest videos it's there 😊
As a non Zambian can a Zambian couple irrespective of there age adopt me as a son , after which I get Zambian citizen ship and buy property with absolute ownership
🤔🤔
what about wholesaling properties in Zambia
@Brutus Empire I'm not sure what you mean, can you explain wholesaling property?
Give me your watsup number
Want plots
Get in touch with us, details below the video
Hello Natasha, I sent you an email recently on the back of this video. Please respond. Thank you.
I did vanes! Did you not see it??
If I have $500k or 1 million, why would I come to zombis to buy a house. I would have tones of better chances in other countries all over the world. I can have a passport of any country in Europe or America or Canada. Be realistic Zambia, and know your value in the market, you are over priced. Seriously? $500k just to be allowed to own property?
No one is forcing you... and the $500k is to obtain an INVESTMENT LICENCE that provides other tax benefits and incentives, one of which allows you to buy property.
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia I am not talking about myself. This is an open international market. After Corona most of the countries in the world opened their boarders for investors trying to attract them by offering them good incentives. It is obvious you are siding with your country.for emotional reasons. If you really love your country and want its benefit you will think with your mind would want things to change in order to keep it competitive in the market.
@@shalal8746 $500 is only for an investment permit as she stated.
I’m Zambian and she is merely letting everyone know of the requirements. These are the laws that were ratified through parliament. Every country has its laws and nobody is forced to move here especially if they don’t qualify in any of these categories.
If you do your research many other African countries have similar and in cases even more stringent laws.
She is doing a great job because she is sharing the truth not based on emotions as you put it but according to our laws here.
@@shalal8746 So independent African nations can't think on their own they still have to be governed and ratified by British Parliament. That was put in place to keep control of the African continent. So that it won't become the dominant continent in the world. Nobody wants to see Africa truly flourish because of that exact reason
@@nkhosiamankhosi1454 Now you want to hide behind "parliament ratified". Bad governments, corruption, wrong and ill advised decisions is the main reason why Africa is so poor with all this resource under its feet.
in simple terms you cant buy land in Zambia in your individual capacity if youre anon citizen
Correct
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia what about a house?
@@BuyingPropertyinZambia what a house in the residential areas or a flat?
It's the same
Anyone with money can buy land in Zambia
Sister, are you married?
😳
Is that a yes?