Directory
Buying in Cambodia takes a small team — a lawyer who works for you, a visa agent, a way to move money, sometimes a buyer's agent. The market is full of conflicts of interest. This is the short list of independent professionals we'd point a serious buyer to.
Independent lawyers for title due diligence, contracts, and the holding structure — the single most important hire in a Cambodian purchase.
A Phnom Penh conveyancing and property law firm handling title due diligence, holding structures, and contracts for foreign buyers — independent of any developer or agency.
Languages: English, Khmer, Mandarin
View profileA boutique property firm focused on landed and provincial transactions — land-holding companies, the 2019 trust route, and rural title due diligence, with Khmer- and Chinese-language service.
Languages: English, Khmer, Mandarin
View profileAgents for the visa and work-permit routes that let you actually live where you buy — separate from ownership, and easy to get wrong.
An immigration agent handling the EB business visa, ER retirement extensions, and work permits for foreigners settling in Cambodia — with the paperwork done properly the first time.
Languages: English, Khmer
View profileAn immigration agent specialising in retirement (ER) extensions and the CM2H investor-residency programme, with a focus on retirees and self-funded long-stayers.
Languages: English, Khmer, French
View profileCross-border payment and FX providers for moving purchase funds in — on rates and compliance terms that hold up to a bank’s scrutiny.
A regulated money-transfer and FX provider for moving purchase funds into Cambodia — competitive rates, clear compliance paperwork, and a transfer trail a bank will accept.
Languages: English, Khmer, Mandarin
View profileIndependent buyer-side advisors who represent you, not the seller — sourcing, negotiation, and a second set of eyes on the deal.
A buyer-side advisor who represents the purchaser — not the seller — on sourcing, pricing, and negotiation, paid by the buyer so the incentives line up.
Languages: English, Khmer
View profileAdvisors for rental-income tax, company accounts, and the cross-border reporting that comes with owning abroad.
Accountants handling Cambodian rental-income tax, company accounts for land-holding structures, and the cross-border reporting that comes with owning property abroad.
Languages: English, Khmer
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