Cross-border checks: which step is still too manual in your market?

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Cross-border property transactions often fail at the handoffs: identity and source-of-funds checks, title verification, power of attorney, currency transfer, developer status, service-charge history or confirmation that an agent is authorised.

Choose one market in the Middle East or Africa and explain the verification path a careful buyer should follow. Link to the land registry, regulator, developer register or government guidance if it is public. If the process requires a local professional, explain what credential to verify.

Do not post private documents or recommend ways around compliance controls. Agents, lawyers, payment providers and developers should disclose their role.

The goal is a country-by-country map of reliable official checks, including the steps that still require an in-person or manual confirmation.
 
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