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If you own real estate in Alicante and: You pass it on to your children or spouse, or You gift it to someone during your lifetime, Spanish Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD) applies — even if neither party lives in Spain. At Borderless Lawyers, we help foreigners: Minimize tax exposure Comply with local and national […]

Yes — and it’s common. Alicante is one of Spain’s most active property markets, with a high volume of foreign buyers and sellers.But as a non-resident, you must follow the correct legal steps to: Avoid tax penalties Get paid safely Ensure the sale is properly registered We guide you through the entire process, even if

In Alicante — especially near the coast or in rural inland areas — not all properties are legally built.Failing to check zoning and planning compliance can lead to: Fines or demolition orders Inability to renovate or expand Legal delays at the notary Denied permits or utility connections That’s why we conduct urbanismo checks on every

Foreign buyers in Alicante pay the same property taxes as locals — but it’s crucial to understand what applies, how much it costs, and when it’s due. Here’s a complete breakdown so you can budget accurately and avoid surprises. 📊 Tax Overview: Resale vs. New Build Homes Type of Property Tax Rate Resale Home (used)

Yes. Thousands of foreign buyers purchase real estate in Alicante each year without traveling — using a Spanish Power of Attorney (Poder Notarial). This legal document allows your lawyer to: Sign contracts on your behalf Attend the notary Register the property Pay taxes and handle utilities It’s the safest and most convenient option for remote