Kathmandu. Saudi Arabia’s government has announced that it will open its real estate market to foreign nationals and companies from January 2026.
This decision is a key part of Saudi Arabia’s ‘Vision 2030’. Under this new law, non-Saudi citizens will be allowed to buy houses, land and agricultural land. Major urban areas such as Riyadh and Jeddah are expected to include the facility.
Saudi Arabia’s primary goal is to establish its country as an important global hub. Opening up the real estate market to foreign buyers is a major step in this direction.
Through this decision, the Saudi government hopes to attract international capital to the country. This will not only improve the quality of housing, but also create important new jobs.
This entire initiative is monitored and managed by the Real Estate General Authority (REGA). REGA aims to make the process of buying property in Saudi Arabia safer and simpler for investors worldwide. So that foreign investors can invest here without any hassle.
