We frequently receive inquiries from clients regarding their tax obligations once they have obtained a residence permit.
Contrary to what one might assume, holding a residence permit in Spain does not automatically confer tax residency, nor does it create the obligation to declare all assets and income, including those held or generated abroad.
The after-sales phase is one of the least appreciated parts of the conveyancing process, yet at the same time one of the most decisive for the outcome of the transaction.
There is often a common perception that the lawyer’s work consists in drafting contracts, negotiate clauses and that it ends on the day the deed is signed before the notary. However, the reality is quite different.
EU citizens planning to live or work in Spain for more than three months must apply for the EU registry certificate in person. The process requires specific documentation depending on employment or financial status and grants official residence in Spain.
Applying for a mortgage in Spain requires careful coordination between the purchase and financing processes. Non-resident buyers can generally finance up to 70% of the property’s lower purchase or appraisal value, making early preparation and accurate documentation essential.
The Costa del Sol real estate market operates mostly without exclusivity, meaning multiple agents may list the same property. Choosing a trustworthy agent who understands your needs is essential for an efficient search and negotiation in this highly competitive market.