Buying Property in Spain

A complete guide for international buyers. We'll walk you through every step of purchasing your Spanish property.

1

Get Your NIE Number

The NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) is essential for any property transaction in Spain. Apply at Spanish consulates abroad or in Spain.

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2

Open a Spanish Bank Account

You'll need a Spanish bank account for the purchase transaction and ongoing bills. Most banks require your NIE to open an account.

3

Arrange Financing

If you need a mortgage, start the pre-approval process early. Spanish banks offer up to 70% financing for non-residents.

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4

Find Your Property

Browse our developments or tell us your requirements. We'll help you find the perfect property and arrange viewings.

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5

Make a Reservation

Once you've chosen a property, pay a reservation deposit (typically €3,000-6,000) to take it off the market.

6

Sign the Private Contract

Sign the purchase contract and pay the initial deposit (usually 30-40% of purchase price). Have a lawyer review all documents.

7

Completion at Notary

Sign the public deed (escritura) at the notary, pay the balance plus taxes, and receive your keys!

Ready to Start?

We're here to guide you through every step. Contact us to discuss your requirements and start your property search.