Yes, Chinese citizens who are not permanent residents of the United States are barred from buying real estate in Florida. A Florida law, Senate Bill 264, prohibits non-citizen nationals of China (and some other countries) from purchasing property in the state, with some exceptions. This law went into effect on July 1, 2023.
- Senate Bill 264, passed in May 2023 and signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, restricts the ability of Chinese nationals (and some others) to purchase real estate in Florida.
- The law prohibits most Chinese citizens who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents from buying property in Florida.
- There are exceptions to the ban, including:
- Purchasing a single residential property of up to 2 acres that is not within 5 miles of a military installation.
- Having a current, non-tourist-based US visa.
- Being granted asylum.
- Purchasing a single residential property of up to 2 acres that is not within 5 miles of a military installation.
- Violations of the law can result in a felony charge and potential prison time.
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