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Many people have been cheated when they are to buy or sell land in Uganda. Therefore, this article was inspired and written in order to help foreigners and natives successfully buy and sell land in Uganda and build their dream house.

Uganda is a beautiful country with amazingly friendly people and a wonderful place to live or retire, but there are catches that can hit those who are unprepared, poorly researched or are letting their heart rule their head.

1. Research the area before you make any move to buy land, you should really check out the area to see if it suitable for you. If you are retired or nearing retirement, are there good hospitals nearby?

2. Talk to other foreigners in the area! This seems so obvious but so many times logic seems to go out the window when you are out in the sun. Search out other foreigners who have successfully made the jump before you. Get the real long story from years of living there - not their initial feelings. Get to know foreigners who have lived in the area for many years. Check out the bad side as well as the good side

3. Select local partners you can trust. In some ways buying land in Uganda is extremely easy, for example, you can literally go to the ministry of land, change the title deeds, and complete a sale within a single day. I know this first hand, as I have done exactly this! However, before jumping in and doing anything so rash, you have to find and work with local trusted partners. If you are a foreigner, the local embassy or consulate will have a list of lawyers available to help you.

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This is a good start, but do not forget your local contacts recommended from talking to other foreigners in your area. They are often the best contacts to select and work with on a land purchase. Most transactions in Uganda can be made legal through the land commission office, and they have translators who will translate the appropriate documents and contracts for you.

Don't be put off by this article! Uganda remains a beautiful country with incredibly friendly people, but you should be aware that the process is different from what you may be used to in your own country. It may sound daunting but it is a logical process..