I have drawn the following image for my extension. My current house is on a crawl space foundation where the wall "hangs" ~10 cm outside the foundation/edge beam. I thought the extension should look the same to match the existing house.

Now, in the drawing, I have positioned the vertical 45*45 beam with external cross-insulation outside the edge beam, which results in 45 (beam) + 28 (batten) + 21 (panel) + 21 (cover panel) = 115mm hanging outside the foundation, is that ok?

The other option is, of course, to move the entire wall 45mm inwards. But then I would have 9cm less interior space.

Cross-section of a building wall showing layers including insulation, paneling, and joists extending beyond the foundation.
 
There is no problem at all. Little weight on that part, and the load-bearing is the framework that transfers the large load, which rests on the foundation wall.
 
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Do not forget vertical ventilation battens of at least 10 mm behind your horizontal nail battens.
 
And don't forget the mouse band at the bottom:
Metal mouse guard with vertical slats, no visible 45x45 rule.

But I don't see a vertical 45x45 rule in the picture.
 
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