One World Migration to open a real estate department

2024-01-17
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In most citizenship and residency programs, the purchase of real estate is an integral part of the process. Selecting high-quality real estate from scrupulous and reliable developers is not an easy task. The goal of One World Migration is to provide the client with a full range of services. In this regard, our team has decided to launch a real estate department.

We will offer real estate in the United Arab Emirates, Hungary, Spain, Turkey, Thailand. One World Migration already cooperates with trusted developers in the listed countries. Within this department, our company will give consulting services regarding the situation on the real estate market in the chosen country, as well as assist in the selection of real estate for the needs of clients and in accordance with citizenship programs, provide legal and notarial support for the deal.

Starting from February 2024, we will inform you weekly about interesting real estate spots. The members of One World Platinum Club will get exclusive offers that are not represented on the open market. By choosing us, you will receive personalized service, financial benefits and risk minimization in the future.

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