The buyer must deposit the agreed funds into a designated Cuban bank account.
Buying a house in Cuba is a complex process due to strict legal restrictions that prioritize Cuban citizens and permanent residents. While the laws opened slightly in 2011 via Decree-Law 288 , purchasing property as a non-resident foreigner remains highly restricted. Legal Requirements for Buying
Both parties must sign a notarial deed in person before a notary.
A limited market exists where a foreigner can buy from another foreigner who already legally owns property (often apartments in specific "real estate complexes" built for expats), but these are rare and expensive. Typical Market Costs