Hi Rui, Unfortunately, your partner would not be considered a first time buyer, as she has previously bought, even if she no longer owns the property. This means that if you were buying together, you would not be at all eligible for the Stamp Duty exemption for first time buyers. Look at our article if you would like any more information about the changes to Stamp Duty. Best of luck, the reallymoving team
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