Can foreigner buy house in Ukraine?

Ukrainian laws impose almost no restrictions on the acquisition of real estate in Ukraine by foreigners. Legal transactions on real estate acquisition in Ukraine may be concluded by foreign nationals who have reached the age of 18./span>

Most expats’ quality of life in Ukraine remains high. However, for Ukrainians it is a world of sharp contrasts between the rich and the poor. Because the country is fairly affordable, expats tend to have a comfortable standard of living, travel and enjoy the many leisure options the country has to offer./span>

Overall, Ukraine is a safe country for travelers. Popular destinations in the country like the capital Kiev and the coast town Odesa are calm and enjoyable. Troubled areas affected by the war with Russia are located in the southeast of the country, very far from the capital.

In general, Kiev is as safe as most Western European countries. Organized crime does exist, but unless you’re coming to Kiev to open a chain of casinos the mafias are extremely unlikely to take an interest in you. Crimes perpetrated against visitors are generally low level.

a studio for $400-1000 per month. a 1-bedroom apartment for $700-1500 per month. a 2-bedroom apartment for $1500-3000 per month. an apartment with 3 or more bedrooms can cost anywhere from $2000 or more per month (the more luxurious ones can be up to $15,000 per month)

The bigger the city, the more you’ll English speakers I would also say that English is more spoken in major cities such as Kiev, mostly due to work environment in many companies (especially in the tech-industry) and constant exposure to English–speaking tourists./span>

US dollars and Euros are the easiest currency to exchange in Ukraine. Sterling may also be exchanged at a more limited number of sites. Scottish and Northern Irish notes aren’t accepted.