French Mortgage Solutions for Expats, Non-Residents and International Clients

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Mission

Bluesky Finance is all about delivering the dream of a Bluesky life in France. We know that our clients want to live their dreams of owning a property in their favourite region of France. Many want a pied à terre in the capital, others want to enjoy holidays in the sun, ski to their hearts content or retire and be near family. Owning a property in France means that you can always dip into the French lifestyle that is so loved worldwide.
As France based independent mortgage brokers, we want to make that dream come true for you. We will search the market and arrange the perfect solution for our international clients

Why us

  • As a France based specialist mortgage broker, we work with a large panel of banks. We are one of the few genuine whole of market brokers and so we can offer you the widest choice of solutions to suit your needs
  •  We are experienced, fully independent, and regulated mortgage advisers so you can be confident of the advice we give
  •  The French mortgage market can be complicated and has its own language and if you aren’t fluent, you may miss a trick! So, leave all the hard work to us. We can save you time and money by negotiating the best terms in our native language!
  •  We are passionate about doing the job to the best of our ability and thrive to serve our customers with best-in-class service.

Our Services

Mortgages

Bluesky Finance is a specialist independent boutique mortgage broker. We provide high quality tailored solutions to non-residents buying or owning properties in France. We can help French expats and international clients with their mortgage, refinance and cash-out requirements.

Our commitment is to guide you and search the whole of the market to find the best deal to suit your circumstances.

Our advice is free and comes with no obligations….

Protection

While Bluesky Finance’s core business is arranging mortgages, we are fully trained and authorized to offer insurance, life and critical illness cover. We see financial protection as an integral part of our service to clients all the more so as French lenders often require that appropriate life protection is in place. We work with specialist insurance companies and we will guide you towards the most appropriate cover to suit your needs.

Secondary services

We work with specialist consultants who can provide guidance with the following matters :

  • Property search
  • International tax
  • Conveyancing
  • Estate planning
  • Foreign exchange
  • Accounting

We are extremely well connected and will be happy to refer you to local experts.

Non-resident best-buy table

Mortgage planLoan typeMax LTVInterest rateExit feeMonthly payment for every €100,000Notes
15 year fixedrepayment50%3.75%0%€727Pledge of a saving account with a min. balance of €250,000
20 year fixedrepayment50%3.90%0%€600Pledge of a saving account with a min. balance of €250,000
15 year fixedrepayment70%4.15%0%€747Minimum deposit of 6 instalments
25 year fixedrepayment70%4.30%0%€544Minimum deposit of 6 instalments
20 year fixedrepayment75%4.15%2.12%€614Prime locations only
25 year fixedrepayment75%4.25%2.15%€542Prime locations only
20 year adjustable with a caprepayment80%2.90%0%€549Restricted to UK and Irish residents
20 year fixedrepayment85%3.95%1.97%€737Restricted to UK, Swiss, Irish and NL residents
25 year fixedrepayment85%4.15%2.15%€536Restricted to UK, Swiss, Irish and NL residents
7 year fixedInterest-only75%4.25%2.12%€354Subject to eligibility
Terms subject to status and eligibility. Minimum loan amounts apply. Some plans are subject to restrictions. Terms valid as at January 12th 2025.

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