Whether you live in the UK, the US, Germany, or Dubai, you can buy property in Valencia without being physically present. Foreigners commonly purchase homes or investment properties in Spain using a Power of Attorney (POA) — a safe, legal solution that lets your lawyer act on your behalf. 🧾 What Is a Power of […]

An arras contract is a legally binding pre-sale agreement under Spanish law. It typically comes before signing the final deed (escritura) and involves a 10% deposit from the buyer. 📌 In Valencia (and all of Spain), the arras contract: Reserves the property Sets out price, deadlines, and conditions Penalizes the party that cancels the deal

Due diligence is the most critical part of the buying process — especially if you’re a foreigner unfamiliar with Spain’s legal system. In Valencia, issues like unregistered builds, urban infractions, or hidden debts can easily derail a sale if not caught early. ✅ What Is Due Diligence in a Spanish Property Purchase? It’s a full

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership — from the seller to you, the buyer. In Spain (including Valencia), it involves: Title verification Debt and planning checks Contract drafting Notary signature Registration of ownership 📌 Unlike other countries, the notary does not protect the buyer — that’s the lawyer’s job. 👩‍⚖️ Who Does

Whether you’re planning to retire, relocate, or invest in Valencia, it’s crucial to understand the legal process and avoid risks before signing anything. This 10-step checklist will help you make a safe, compliant purchase as a foreign buyer in Spain. ✅ Step 1: Get Your Spanish NIE Number Before you can buy property, you’ll need