
The Role of the Notary in Spain when buying a home
In Spain, the notary (notario) formalises your property purchase, draws up the escritura pública and handles the transfer of ownership. Find out what they do and don’t do, the

In Spain, the notary (notario) formalises your property purchase, draws up the escritura pública and handles the transfer of ownership. Find out what they do and don’t do, the

The legal due diligence on property in Spain is carried out by your solicitor, not the notary. Find out about the checks on the Nota Simple, debts, planning permission and cédula at

A clear overview of all property taxes in Spain in 2026: on purchase (ITP, IVA, AJD), annual ownership (IBI, IRNR, capital gains tax), letting, sale and inheritance tax for owners

When do you become a tax resident in Spain? Find out about the three criteria, the implications for your property, the Beckham scheme and how to avoid double taxation.

The FEIN is the binding, standardised mortgage offer from your Spanish bank. Find out what it contains, the ten-day cooling-off period and how it differs from the

A mortgage in Spain as a non-resident: how much you can borrow (up to ~70% of the valuation), interest rates, term, documents, the application process, the FEIN and the 10-day period

Applying for an NIE number is the first legal step in Spain: it is essential for buying a property, opening a bank account and setting up utilities. Read the full guide here, including documents and costs

Buying property in Spain as a Belgian: NIE number, Spanish bank account, financing, buyer’s costs, legal due diligence, Belgian tax returns and inheritance law – explained step by step.

Meet Kenzo Fayot, property expert and CEO of Invest in Spain. Personalised support from the initial consultation right through to the final signature on the Costa Blanca and

Inheritance law in Spain explained for property owners from Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and France: the EU Succession Regulation, choice of law, statutory shares, Spanish wills, usufruct and the acceptance of an inheritance.

A letting licence in Spain is a legal requirement if you wish to let out your holiday home legally. Find out about the regional regulations, documents, fines and how this affects your return on investment

Find out how to calculate the return on investment for a holiday home in Spain: the formula, all cost items, occupancy rate, ROI and a step-by-step guide with a calculation example for 4 to
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