Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, many investors buy property in Aruba as a rental investment. Aruba is a popular tourist destination, which means there is a high demand for vacation rentals.

Yes, there are zoning regulations in Aruba that dictate what type of development is allowed in certain areas. Your real estate agent can provide more information about zoning regulations and how they may impact your investment. You can find more information on the website of government department DIP Aruba.

There are no specific restrictions on foreigners owning property in Aruba. The buying process for foreigners is the same as that of Aruba citizens.

Yes, you can rent out your property in Aruba. Many property owners choose to rent out their properties as vacation rentals to generate additional income.

Yes, there are taxes and fees associated with buying property in Aruba. These may include property transfer tax, notary fees, and legal fees.

No, you do not need to be physically present in Aruba to buy property. You can work with a reputable real estate agent and complete the purchase process off the island.

Financing options for buying property in Aruba include local banks, but also your own local or international lenders. Your real estate agent can help you navigate the financing process and find the best rates and terms for your needs.