Yes, foreigners may own condominium units outright under the Philippine Condominium Act, provided that foreign ownership in the building does not exceed 40%.

You may appoint a private manager to oversee rental services. In the future, Camaya Coast will offer comprehensive rental management, including guest bookings, property maintenance, and income distribution, for a professional fee.

Monthly maintenance fees are approximately USD 70 (excluding utilities), covering common area upkeep and property management services.

Rental income is not guaranteed. However, Camaya Coast properties benefit from strong tourism demand, with some owners reporting estimated annual returns of 4–8%.

As the owner, you have full access to your unit when it is not rented, along with full use of Camaya Coast’s resort amenities.

• Minimum age: 18 years
• Clean criminal record
• General medical examination
• Submission of all required documentation

To maintain permanent residency (PR), an investment of USD 75,000 is required (based on current AFAB guidelines).

• Spouse and dependent children (up to 21 years old) are eligible
• Additional documentation required for dependents
• Processing fees apply for family members

• Work and study permitted
• No minimum stay requirement
• Easy renewal process
• Potential pathway to citizenship

All FIV applications must comply with AFAB and Philippine immigration laws. The program operates under strict government oversight to ensure investor protection and integrity.

Legal disclaimers include:

• Service scope and limitations
• Government fee disclosures
• Investment risk statements
• Professional relationship clarifications
• Privacy and data protection policies

• Dual-Purpose Investment : Residency plus income generation
• Professional Management : Appoint your own manager or use Camaya Coast’s services
• Prime Tourist Destination : High rental demand from local and international visitors
• Foreign Ownership Rights : Full condominium ownership under Philippine law