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Bhavna

Since you wrote that you want to move to Ghana in 10 years from now, my advice would be to buy a plot of land and have your house being built on it, provided you have a trustworthy person to oversee the building of your house.

I'm pretty sure that the amount of money you will have to spend on having your house being built in this way is substantiality less than the amount of money you would have to spend when buying an existing house and paying the mortgage fee over it for the coming 10 years (and maybe/likely for many years afterwards).

But again: You will need a trustworthy person to oversee the building of your house (I heard many stories of Ghanaians living abroad who trusted their family in taking care of building a house with the money they sent, only to found out that most/all of that money was used/waisted on other things than building the house).

Besides this, my guess is that it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to arrange for a mortgage in Ghana when both of you are not Ghanaian nationals, and neither of you are currently officially living in Ghana, unless you own trustworthy (almost) debt free property to act as security for such a mortgage.

@Robert Gr. Thank you very much for your advice.

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