Our activities

Hypotheek & Buitenland is an independent intermediary specializing in “foreign finance” and has been in existence since 2003. We mediate and advise for obtaining a mortgage for the purchase of a (vacation) home in France, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Belgium. Years of experience in “buying abroad” make us a partner in the whole process of buying and financing, guiding buyers through the whole process of buying. The goal is a transparent, well-considered and therefore controlled purchase and mortgage application process. This involves frequent collaboration with specialized consultants in many fields. Through inventiveness, persuasion, but above all perseverance, we have built a track record of successful mediations of which we are proud.

Permits

Hypotheek & Buitenland is licensed to provide these financial services by the Dutch regulator the Financial Markets Authority (AFM).

Registration number with the AFM: 12047312(www.afm.nl)

In addition, Mortgage & Abroad is licensed with financial regulators in the following countries:

France: Orias(www.orias.fr)

Spain : DGSFP(www.dgsfp.mineco.es)

Portugal: ASF(www.asf.com.pt)

Italy: IVASS(www.ivass.it)

Belgium : National Bank of Belgium and the FSMA(www.nbb.be, www.fsma.be)

Austria: FMA(www.fma.gv.at)

Mortgage & Abroad’s registration can be viewed with the regulators in their online public records.

Subscriptions and connections

Hypotheek & Buitenland is affiliated with the KiFid (Financial Services Complaints Institute)(www.kifid.nl): affiliation number: 300.017711

Chamber of Commerce: Chamber of Commerce number: 74627198

Office address
Inside 37
1011 BM AMSTERDAM
The Netherlands

Team

AlbertjanMassier

Albertjan Massier
Founder

is an economist and, as founder, has been the guiding force behind Mortgage & Abroad since 2003.

Nicole-Ionescu-De-Raad

Nicole Ionescu-Council
France Mortgage & Foreign Specialist

Has lived in France for more than 30 years and within Mortgage & Abroad specializes in buying processes and mortgage applications with French banks.