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A foreign investor wants to purchase an established residential property in Australia. What FIRB requirement must they typically meet?

Correct Answer

B) They must obtain FIRB approval and generally cannot purchase established residential property

Foreign investors generally cannot purchase established residential properties in Australia and FIRB approval would typically be refused for such applications. Foreign investors are generally limited to purchasing new dwellings or vacant land for development, subject to FIRB approval.

Answer Options
A
They can purchase without any restrictions
B
They must obtain FIRB approval and generally cannot purchase established residential property
C
They must pay double the normal stamp duty
D
They must live in Australia for 6 months per year

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