How to Buy Property Abroad Without Stress: My Approach to Real Estate Guidance in Switzerland and Georgia
- Tetiana Lysenko

- May 4
- 2 min read
Buying property abroad is never just about square meters — it’s about lifestyle, goals, safety, and trust. Especially if it’s your first time navigating an international transaction, a foreign country, and unfamiliar legal frameworks. This is where you need not just an agent, but an advisor who sees the bigger picture.
I work with clients who value not just location and price, but strategy — the why, for whom, and what this property should accomplish. My approach combines analysis, empathy, and precise guidance at every stage.
Here’s what I consider essential when choosing property in Switzerland and Georgia:
1. Start with your goal
Are you planning to live there? Rent it out? Use it as a backup plan or as a path to residency? Your answer determines everything else — from property type to neighborhood.
2. Understand the specifics of each country
Switzerland has strict regulations for foreigners, higher taxes, and strong legal protections. Georgia offers more flexibility, quick processes, and attractive investment conditions. Both markets require accurate orientation.
3. Don’t rely on appearances alone
Nice photos and big promises are just marketing. I always verify properties, consult with local lawyers, and translate legal and tax details into clear, actionable language.
4. Support all the way to the finish line
My role is not just to recommend. I guide you through the entire process — document review, negotiation support, translation, and adaptation to local systems. Transparent, professional, and always in your best interest.
Real estate abroad doesn’t have to be a risk — if you’re in the right hands.
If you’re considering a purchase or investment in Switzerland or Georgia and want professional guidance — I’ll be happy to help you navigate the process with clarity and confidence.






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