Property & Assets

Guides for selling, managing, and documenting Ukrainian real estate while the owner lives in Canada. They cover the documents, the notarial mechanics of a remote sale, and the power of attorney that makes it possible.

01 Documents needed to sell Ukrainian property: the checklist
Selling a Ukrainian apartment or house requires a defined document set: your ownership document, a fresh state register extract, your passport and tax number (RNOKPP), a technical passport for the property, and — when you sell from Canada — a correctly drafted power of attorney for your representative.
02 Property power of attorney: selling and managing Ukrainian real estate from Canada
A property power of attorney lets a named person in Ukraine sell, manage, or handle documents for your real estate while you stay in Canada.
03 How to sell property in Ukraine while living in Canada
A Ukrainian apartment or house can be sold end to end from Canada: a representative acts under a property power of attorney, the sale is certified by a Ukrainian notary, the buyer's payment is controlled through the notary's settlement mechanics, and the proceeds move under applicable currency rules.
How this category works

Each guide opens with the direct answer, then walks the route: document collection in Ukraine, execution of your powers from Canada, the notarial sale itself, and the money afterward. Authoritative sources and change-sensitive notes are flagged where rules move.

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