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Spain applies inheritance tax (ISD) and gift tax (Donaciones) at the regional level, and each autonomous community — including Valencia — sets its own rates, reductions, and procedures. As a foreigner, your exposure to tax depends on: Where the property is located Where the donor/deceased lived Your residency and relationship to them Let’s break it […]

Spain allows non-residents to freely sell real estate, but the process in Valencia involves legal paperwork, taxes, and timelines. This guide walks you through: Legal requirements Tax implications Buyer expectations Power of attorney options Money repatriation rules 🧾 Step-by-Step: Legal Process to Sell Property in Valencia 1. Sign a Reservation or Arras Contract A buyer

Many homes in Valencia — especially older villas, rural homes, and seaside properties — may be illegal or partially legal. Why? Because of: Construction without permits Incomplete legalization Zoning restrictions Protected land classifications 📌 As a foreign buyer, you must confirm a property is urbanistically legal before paying a deposit. 🧭 What Are Urban Planning

Many foreign buyers plan their budget based on the listing price alone — and get surprised by the extra costs. In Spain (and especially in Valencia), taxes and fees add 10% to 13% to your total investment. This guide breaks down every cost so you can buy safely and with full transparency. 💶 Main Property

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