Estate agency in L'Ampolla · Ebro Delta · Costa Daurada · Tarragona

Yes. Spain doesn't require residency or nationality to buy a home. The only essential requirement is obtaining the NIE (Foreigner's Identification Number), needed to sign before a notary and pay the taxes.

No. Foreign buyers pay exactly the same purchase taxes as Spaniards; there's no surcharge for being a foreigner or non-resident. The differences come later, in the annual non-resident tax return.

As a rule of thumb, an additional 11% to 13%: purchase taxes (ITP on resale or VAT + Stamp Duty on new builds), notary, registry and administrative fees. Before signing, we prepare the exact calculation of your transaction with you.

Yes. Most international buyers grant a power of attorney in their own country so their representative can sign the deposit, the deed and handle the paperwork. It's completely legal and common.

Yes, Spanish banks lend to non-residents, though they usually require a larger down payment, typically 30-40% of the value. We advise you based on your case and country of origin.

In Spanish, German, Russian, English and French, throughout the whole process: viewings, negotiation, notary and after-sales.

They're approximate, to protect the owners' privacy; it's standard practice in the sector. The exact address is provided when arranging the viewing. To learn more about the process, read the international buyer's guide.