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Can a foreigner be registered as owner in Tabu?

Yes. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership of Israeli real estate, and foreigners are registered in Tabu in the same way as Israeli citizens.

From the full guide: Land Registry & Title Registration in Israel: The Tabu Explained


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