Spain

If you’re a foreigner buying property in Alicante, you’ll need an NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) — the Spanish tax ID for foreigners. It’s required for signing contracts, paying taxes, opening a bank account, and registering the property. At Borderless Lawyers, we help you get your NIE with or without traveling to Spain. 🧾 […]

Alicante is one of the most popular regions in Spain for foreign property buyers — from retirees on the Costa Blanca to investors in tourist rentals. But buying property in Spain as a foreigner involves a very specific legal process, and skipping steps can lead to costly issues. At Borderless Lawyers, we help international buyers

Málaga is a top destination for foreign buyers — but behind the sunshine and great properties are serious legal traps that catch hundreds of investors each year. Many mistakes are easily avoidable with the right legal support. At Borderless Lawyers, we help clients avoid costly errors and buy with confidence. 🚫 Mistake 1: Skipping Legal

Selling property in Málaga as a foreigner involves several legal steps — from drafting a contract to transferring ownership at the notary and paying the right taxes. If you’re not based in Spain, it’s also possible to manage the sale remotely using Power of Attorney (POA). At Borderless Lawyers, we help you sell your Málaga

After signing the deed (escritura) at the notary, your property isn’t officially yours until it’s registered in the Spanish Land Registry. For foreign buyers in Málaga, this final step is essential to secure legal ownership and avoid disputes. At Borderless Lawyers, we handle the full registration process for our clients — including tax payments, documentation,