If you’re buying real estate in Spain, you need an NIE. The NIE number (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) is a legal tax ID that every foreigner must obtain before completing a property purchase in Madrid. At Borderless Lawyers, we help foreign buyers get their NIE efficiently — either in person or remotely via Power […]

Do foreigners need a lawyer to buy property in Madrid? Technically, no — Spanish law doesn’t require it. But if you’re not fluent in Spanish or familiar with Spain’s legal system, buying without a lawyer is one of the riskiest moves you can make. At Borderless Lawyers, we represent international buyers in Madrid with clear

Buying property in Madrid as a foreigner is entirely legal — but doing it right requires expert guidance. At Borderless Lawyers, we help international buyers navigate the legal process from start to finish, whether you’re in Spain or buying remotely. Here’s a step-by-step guide to purchasing real estate in Madrid with confidence. ✅ Step 1:

Buying a home in Spain means more than just paying the price of the property. Foreign buyers in Barcelona must budget for property taxes and legal fees, which typically add 10–15% to the purchase cost. This guide covers all the taxes and fees involved in a property purchase in Barcelona, including resale and new-build scenarios.

Performing legal due diligence before buying real estate in Barcelona is critical — especially for foreign buyers unfamiliar with Spanish law. Without a full legal review, you risk purchasing a property with debts, irregular permits, zoning issues, or even ownership disputes. This guide breaks down exactly what your lawyer should check before you sign any