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Certus Ceylon is an independent buyer-side advisory for property and business acquisitions in Sri Lanka, working with buyers in the UK, Australia, New Zealand and beyond. We sell nothing and hold no stock: every property we present is sourced against the buyer's own brief and verified first — a 30-year title search by independent lawyers, encumbrance checks, survey reconciliation and ground inspection by our named local team — before it ever reaches a shortlist. Our service is free to buyers; we are paid a disclosed commission by the seller, only when a verified purchase completes, and no vendor ever receives a buyer's details. We publish our full verification protocol, a true-cost calculator covering every tax and fee, and an honest buyer's guide at certusceylon.com. Certus Ceylon is a registered business in Sri Lanka, founded to bring evidence-first discipline to a market where overseas buyers have had to rely on trust alone. We reply on WhatsApp within four business hours.
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