When you live in the UK, but your status or history here is still new
Having recently arrived in the UK, or holding limited leave to remain, doesn't rule you out of getting a mortgage — but it does rule out some lenders. The issues are usually about how long you've been here, how long you're able to stay, and how much UK credit history you've had the chance to build. We know which lenders take a common-sense view of each. (Living outside the UK? See our Expats & Foreign Currency Income page instead.)
A short UK address history and a thin credit file can trip up automated lender checks — some lenders look past this and assess you properly
Your visa type and the time left on it both affect which lenders will consider you, and sometimes the term or loan-to-value they'll offer
Indefinite Leave to Remain and EU Settlement Scheme status are treated differently from lender to lender — we know who accepts what
Simple steps — like registering on the electoral roll where you're eligible, and running UK accounts — can widen your options. We'll tell you what helps
We know which lenders accept your visa type and residency status, and how long they need you to have been in the UK
Most cases here are home purchases, but Buy to Let is possible with the right lender — we'll tell you honestly what's achievable
We'll tell you what evidence you'll need before you commit time to the wrong lender
We search thousands of mortgage products to find the best rates and terms for you.
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We'll discuss your needs, circumstances, and financial goals to understand what you're looking for.
We'll search the entire market to find the best mortgage products that match your requirements.
Once you're happy with our recommendation, we'll handle the application process on your behalf.
We'll keep you updated throughout and celebrate with you when your mortgage completes.
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