North America
Canada
Toronto and Vancouver — note the federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property.
Overview
Canada is a stable, well-regulated market; however, foreign buyers currently face significant restrictions on residential purchases.
Property market
Toronto and Vancouver are the largest markets.
Foreign ownership
The federal Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act restricts most foreign purchases of residential property (currently extended). Confirm current status.
Cities & top communities
Properties in Canada
New listings coming soon. Contact us for off-market opportunities.
Investment opportunities
Investor information
Commercial and certain exempt property types may still be accessible to foreign investors.
No published opportunities in Canada right now.
Residency & citizenship
Residency options
Canada's federal immigrant investor program is closed. Business-immigration routes such as the Start-up Visa are separate from property ownership.
Citizenship options
Canada does not operate a citizenship-by-investment program that we list. Property ownership does not confer citizenship.
Taxes & costs
Land transfer taxes apply; some provinces levy additional taxes on non-resident buyers.
Buying process
- Consultation — define objectives, budget and timeline with a Bee Haven advisor.
- Shortlisting — review verified listings, developer track records and comparable prices.
- Due diligence — independent legal review of title, permits and contracts.
- Reservation & agreement — reservation deposit and sale & purchase agreement.
- Payment & registration — funds transfer through regulated channels and title registration.
- After-sale — property management, leasing and resale support.
Sources reviewed 15 Sept 2026: www.canada.ca. Always confirm current rules with qualified local advisors.
Frequently asked questions
Investing in Canada? Our advisors can walk you through the process.
Book a consultationFAQs for Canada will be added soon.