
Foreign buyers can take out a mortgage with Spanish banks. We choose a bank to match the client's financial profile and support the application through to approval.

Choosing a bank to match the client's financial profile, preparing the document package and supporting the application through to approval.
Indicative calculation only. Spanish banks typically finance 60–70% of the property value for non-residents; the rate and terms depend on the bank and the borrower's financial profile.
Yes. Citizenship is not a barrier: property in Spain is open to foreign buyers. You can own a property even without residency status.
Residency is not required to buy. An NIE — the Spanish foreigner ID number — is mandatory. Obtaining it and opening a bank account are part of our support.
Foreign buyers can apply for mortgage financing at Spanish banks. Terms depend on the bank and the buyer's financial profile — typically, non-residents are financed a lower share of the value than residents.
Budget roughly 10–14% on top of the price: transfer tax (resale) or IVA + AJD (new build), notary, registration, gestor, lawyer, bank fees if financing. The exact figure depends on the region and property type.
From reservation to signing at the notary usually takes a few weeks. Timing depends on financing, the seller's paperwork and the property's status.
Largely, yes: video viewings are possible, and some steps can be handled by power of attorney. We recommend attending the final viewing in person.

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