Investment advice for overseas Pakistanis

Buying property from abroad is where most people get hurt: unapproved schemes, fake files and agents who stop answering after the payment. We act as your eyes and hands in Quetta, from shortlisting to transfer, with everything documented.

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Area guidance
Where prices are rising, which schemes are approved, and what rental income to realistically expect.
Document checks
Ownership record, transfer history and scheme approval checked before you commit.
Power of attorney
We explain how to grant a power of attorney through your nearest Pakistani embassy or consulate, so a trusted person can sign for you.
Payments you can trace
We recommend paying through banking channels only, and never in cash to an agent.

Frequently asked questions

Can overseas Pakistanis buy property in Quetta?

Yes. Most do it through a trusted representative holding a power of attorney attested at a Pakistani embassy or consulate, while we handle visits, checks and paperwork.

How do you protect my money when I buy from abroad?

We verify ownership and scheme approval before you commit, put everything in writing, and recommend paying the seller directly through banking channels only, never cash to an agent.

Which areas do you advise on?

Quetta and its surroundings first, and other parts of Balochistan such as Gwadar on request, always judged on what is actually built and approved.

Before you start, read our guide: Investing in Balochistan from abroad

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