Provider profile
OMF
UK and international mortgage broker
UK mortgages and international property mortgages for the European destinations the firm highlights: Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Greece, as well as the UK.
Profile summary
- Provider model
- Mortgage broker
- Primary audience
- Expats, non-resident buyers and international property purchasers
Coverage
Why WiT Access covers this provider
WiT Access includes OMF in its expat mortgages comparison because UK mortgages and international property mortgages for the European destinations the firm highlights: Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Greece, as well as the UK. It is set beside other providers on the countries covered and whether the firm arranges finance, ownership advice or a purchase.
At a glance
- Provider type
- Mortgage broker
- Primary service
- Expat mortgages
- Client type
- Expats, non-resident buyers and international property purchasers
- Featured service areas
- Expat mortgages, Property finance
- Official website
- globalomf.com
- Last reviewed
- 7 October 2026
Profile
Overseas Mortgage Finance arranges UK and international mortgages. The destinations highlighted are the UK, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Greece. OMF (Overseas Mortgage Finance) is a UK and international mortgage broker. It is not a direct lender, and the highlighted destinations are not a claim of global coverage. Residential and investment.
UK · Spain · Portugal · France · Italy · Greece.
OMF appears in Expat mortgages: Compare cross-border mortgage advice and lending introductions. Property finance: Compare property finance for overseas buyers.
Who it may be relevant to
- May be relevant to expats, non-resident buyers and international property purchasers.
How the service works
- Service model
- OMF (Overseas Mortgage Finance) is a UK and international mortgage broker. It is not a direct lender, and the highlighted destinations are not a claim of global coverage.
Notable characteristics
- Recorded audience: Expats, non-resident buyers and international property purchasers
Questions to confirm
- Which countries and buyer profiles does this provider cover?
- Is the firm arranging finance, advising on ownership, or marketing property?
- Which company would contract with the buyer?
- How do residence, income currency and local taxes affect the service?
- What fees apply, and which local professionals still need to be instructed?
Comparisons
Featured across WiT Access
Service area
Expat mortgages
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Property finance
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Related guides and tools
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Ownership, tax and payment questions before a purchase.
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Why overseas income and residence change a mortgage application.
Property deposit, FX and source of funds
Paying a deposit from another currency.
Sources and review
Last reviewed: 7 October 2026
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