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See more from Notaría Online on GoogleSell your home in Spain without travelling: a specific power to sell, NIE, the 3% withholding and signing through an attorney. We coordinate the whole process step by step.
Notaries require the physical TIE in more cases for foreign buyers who have residence authorization. This guide details exact scenarios, documents, and real deadlines to process it alongside the reservation and close the transaction on time.
The real timeframes for receiving the TIE after signing a purchase and sale range between 90 and 180 days. This article details average times, exact documents, recommended offices, and errors that double the wait.
Notaria-Online updates its role as PAE in 2026 with full integration into CIRCE 2.0, registration periods of 2 business days and fees reviewed by Order JUS/112/2026. Learn about the mandatory certificates and the exact workflow.
The IIVTNU taxes the increase in urban land value on transfers. We explain who pays, the deadlines, the two calculation methods after RDL 26/2021 and when it does not apply.
If you are a foreigner and want to buy a property in Spain, you need a NIE, a Spanish bank account and knowledge of the taxes (ITP of 6-11% or VAT of 10%), the 3% withholding on the price and notary costs. We explain the entire process step by step.
What taxes you must pay as a foreigner when buying a property in Spain: Property Transfer Tax (ITP) or VAT, Stamp Duty on Documented Legal Acts (AJD), Municipal Capital Gains Tax, and the 3% withholding for Income Tax for Non-Residents when selling to a non-resident.
Step-by-step guide for foreigners who want to buy a property in Spain: NIE, taxes, mortgage for non-residents, and the role of the notary.
If you live outside Spain and want to sell a property, you need a power of attorney, manage the 3% withholding (form 211) and settle the municipal capital gains tax.