Own Your Piece of Kenya From Anywhere in the World

Yes. Kenyan citizens and persons of Kenyan origin have the full legal right to own property in Kenya regardless of where they live. You can buy individually, jointly, or through a company. All processes can be completed remotely with Power of Attorney (POA) if needed.

Every listing on SaviRealtors is verified by our team before going live. For title deeds, we conduct a search at the Ministry of Lands to confirm genuine ownership, encumbrances, and that the property matches its description. We share the search results with you before any payment.

No. The entire purchase can be completed remotely. Documents are signed electronically or via a Power of Attorney held by a trusted person in Kenya (family, lawyer, or our representative). We have helped hundreds of diaspora buyers complete purchases 100% remotely.

We support bank wire transfer (SWIFT), international M-Pesa, and FX transfer services like Wise or WorldRemit. All payments go through verified escrow-like accounts with proper documentation. We never request cash payments.

Yes. Several Kenyan banks including KCB, Equity, and Stanbic offer diaspora mortgage products. Requirements typically include proof of income abroad, Kenyan ID or passport, and a local guarantor. We connect you with the right bank for your situation.

We connect you with vetted property management companies who handle tenant sourcing, rent collection, maintenance, and monthly remittance to your account abroad. Management fees are typically 8–12% of monthly rent.

Typically 30–90 days from initial inquiry to title deed registration, depending on property type, financing method, and Land Registry processing times. Cash purchases are faster (30–45 days). Mortgage purchases take 60–90 days.

Beyond the property price, budget for: Stamp Duty (4% of value, 2% for first-time buyers under KES 4M), Legal fees (~1.5%), Agent commission (1–3%), and Valuation fee (~0.5%). Use our Transaction Costs Calculator for a precise breakdown.