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International Private Finance

Specialist international / overseas mortgage broker

Overseas mortgages for non-residents, arranged as specialist cross-border brokerage. Europe is described as a core strength. Exact destinations are confirmed per case.

At a glance

Provider type
Specialist international / overseas mortgage broker
Global reach
High
Primary audience
Non-resident buyers, expats and international property buyers
Property markets
International / destination-specific
Borrower residence
Broad international
Property purpose
Residential and investment
Foreign-currency income
Strong
Complex income
Strong
High-value finance
Available
Specialist finance
Selected cases
Provider model
International mortgage broker
Pricing approach
Case specific

What type of property-finance provider is this?

International Private Finance is a specialist international mortgage broker. It is not a bank. A public partner route exists. That does not mean WiT Access has an agreement. Destination coverage is not unlimited.

A broker may compare multiple lenders. A direct bank offers its own products. A specialist lender may serve a narrower but more complex segment.

Who it may suit

International Private Finance may be relevant to Non-resident buyers, expats and international property buyers.

Where can the provider finance property?

The published model is an international, destination-specific lender network, with Europe described as a core strength. Exact coverage is confirmed per case. This is not a fixed country list.

Where can borrowers live?

A broad international non-resident client base is described. Lender eligibility still varies by destination.

Residential and investment finance

Residential, second-home and investment scenarios are described.

Criteria can differ for a home, a second home, an investment, and commercial or development property. Only the purposes named above come from this provider’s published material.

Foreign-currency income

Foreign-currency income is described as a strong specialist capability. That is not acceptance of every currency.

Salary paid abroad, income in more than one currency, and a loan in a different currency can be stress-tested differently from local income. This page does not set out a lender’s formula. Exchange rates can change the real cost of repayments.

Self-employed and complex income

Complex and self-employed income are described as strong, through a specialist lender network. Underwriting rules are not published here.

Self-employed applicants, directors, partnership income, rent, bonus or commission, and investment income are separate questions. Ask which of them this provider will put to a lender.

High-value and private-bank property finance

High-value finance is described as available. No monetary maximum is stated in the material used here.

A larger loan, a private-bank relationship or assets under management can change the conversation. Assets do not automatically secure finance.

Bridging, development and commercial finance

Bridging, development and commercial finance are described as selected specialist cases, to be confirmed case by case. They are not the core published proposition.

Bridging is short-term funding and needs an exit. Development funds construction or a substantial rebuild. Commercial finance is secured on business or investment property. Refinance replaces or restructures existing debt. Only the items named for this provider are taken from its published material.

Broker or lender

This is a broker. It arranges finance from lenders. It does not lend its own money.

What property finance can cost

Fees are case specific. Request a written schedule. This page does not state a rate or a loan-to-value.

Costs can include a broker fee, a lender arrangement fee, valuation, legal fees, bank administration, mortgage registration, bridging interest, an exit or commitment fee, currency conversion and insurance where it is required. Request a written fee schedule and illustration before proceeding.

Documents a lender may ask for

  • Identity

    Passport or other identification.

  • Residence

    Evidence of address and of where you currently live.

  • Income

    Payslips, company accounts, tax returns or investment income, depending on the case.

  • Assets

    Bank or investment statements, particularly for high-value or private-bank cases.

  • Property

    Purchase documents, a valuation and information about the property.

  • Source of funds

    Where the deposit came from, and the wider financial background.

  • Existing debt

    Other mortgages and liabilities.

Exact requirements vary by lender, property and jurisdiction. WiT Access does not collect these documents.

Questions to ask

These are questions for the provider. This page does not answer them for a particular application.

Are you a broker or a direct lender?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Which property countries do you currently cover?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Which borrower-residence countries do you accept?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Do you accept foreign-currency income?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

How do lenders assess currency risk?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Can you help self-employed applicants?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Can rental income be used?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Can you finance buy-to-let?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Do you arrange private-bank mortgages?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Do you arrange bridging finance?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Can you arrange development finance?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Can you arrange commercial property finance?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Which lenders do you work with?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Do you charge a broker fee?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

When is the fee payable?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Are lender fees separate?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

What happens if finance does not complete?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Which regulated entity provides the advice?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Which regulator applies?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Do you coordinate valuation and legal work?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Can you work with my existing lawyer or tax adviser?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

How long is a finance offer typically valid?

Ask International Private Finance directly. The published material reviewed for this page does not answer this for your application.

Sources and review

Reviewed 7 October 2026.

  • Service page

    https://www.internationalprivatefinance.com/

    The provider’s published service description used for this page.

  • Provider page

    https://www.internationalprivatefinance.com/partners

    A further public page from the provider. It does not mean WiT Access has an agreement.

  • Evidence page

    https://www.internationalprivatefinance.com/faq/becoming-a-partner

    Further public material reviewed alongside the service page.

Information is based on publicly available provider information reviewed by WiT Access. Lending markets, borrower eligibility, fees, rates, regulatory requirements and service availability can change.

WiT Access provides general information and comparison resources. Property-finance availability, rates, fees, loan-to-value limits, affordability requirements and borrower eligibility vary by lender, property, residence, income, currency and individual circumstances. Nothing on this page constitutes mortgage, financial, tax, legal or investment advice.

WiT Access does not determine borrowing eligibility or approve property-finance applications.

Where regulated mortgage or credit advice is required, it should be provided by an appropriately authorised adviser or lender.