🏡 Nosy Be market — growing fast
Your dream home on Nosy Be —
how to legally acquire it
As a foreigner, you have options. We know the safe ones — and the ones that can end in lost money.
As a foreigner, you have options. We know the safe ones — and the ones that can end in lost money.
Yes — but not directly. Malagasy law restricts direct land ownership by foreigners, which is why in practice two safe and legal solutions are used:
Property becomes an asset of your Malagasy company. Full control, full rights. The most flexible solution.
Long-term lease of up to 99 years, with rights close to ownership. Ideal for those not planning to form a company.
Which option is right for you? It depends on your purchase goal (residence, investment, rental), planned residency and wealth strategy. Let's talk — we'll point you to the right path.
From colonial cliff-top villas to modern residences with pools, to traditional homes inland. There's something for every taste.
The Nosy Be market is wide. From a modest inland home to a luxury villa with private beach — the spread is tenfold. Below are only indicative ranges; every property requires individual valuation.
The Madagascar property market is attractive but full of traps for those unfamiliar with local realities. Here are four common pitfalls:
The seller has a nice document. But are they the sole owner? Are there any encumbrances? Is the land disputed? Checking the local registry (cadastre) is a must, not an option.
„I bought it through a local friend" — the worst possible scenario. If the transaction structure isn't legal, you can lose everything. Do you know how to secure your rights?
Your signature decides where the money goes. The notary should be chosen independently — we know trustworthy ones.
Structural condition, water & power access, roads, neighbour rights. Without a technical audit you're buying a pig in a poke.
From property selection to signing at the notary — we're with you at every step. We don't sell properties, so our only interest is your safety.