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To buy a home in Aruba, you'll need a signed Sale and Purchase Agreement, completed notary and source of funds forms, and copies of your passport. If someone else is signing for you, a power of attorney might be required. Your ID will need to be verified in person at the notary.

Company buyers must provide the signed Sale and Purchase Agreement, articles of incorporation, certificate of good standing, certificate of incumbency, passport copies of legal signers, filled out notary forms, source of funds and beneficial owner identity forms.

Yes, the identity of the signer(s) must be verified in person at the notary’s office, unless a valid power of attorney is used.

Yes, a notarized power of attorney is required if the buyer is not signing personally.

Yes, a 1.5% BBO tax is added to all purchases made on the island.