From land development to luxury hotels — Dmartiis Somay connects global investors with secure, high-return properties.
High growth potential, ideal for long-term investors.
Stable returns and capital growth with verified assets.
Low-maintenance, steady-income opportunities in urban areas.
Boutique and luxury hotel assets with long-term profitability.
Strong legal protection for real estate buyers and corporate investors.
Allows full ownership and free capital movement across borders. (Law 19/2003)
Non-EU investors can qualify for Spain’s Golden Visa Program.
Spain has agreements with 90+ countries to prevent double taxation.
Spain offers one of Europe’s most secure and investor-friendly legal systems. Whether you’re buying property, investing in startups, or launching a business, your capital is fully protected under EU and Spanish laws.
Typically 6%–10% depending on the region and property type.
10% for residential and 21% for commercial properties.
Usually 1%–2% of property value combined.
Ranges from 19% to 28%, depending on the profit earned.
Local municipal tax, usually 0.4%–1.1% of property value.
Before investing, it’s essential to know about the standard government fees and taxes you may encounter. Here’s a quick guide to help you plan confidently.
Here’s how you can confidently start your investment journey in Spain — from research to ownership.
Identify property or business opportunities in your target region.
Hire a local lawyer to verify property ownership and licenses.
Obtain your “Número de Identificación de Extranjero” (Foreign ID Number).
Required for transactions and legal documentation.
Finalize the deal before a notary and register it in Spain’s Land Registry.
Apply for long-term residency if you invest over €500,000.
Absolutely. Spain welcomes foreign investors with open arms. Whether you’re from the EU or outside the EU, you can legally buy property, start a business, or invest in Spanish assets under Law 19/2003. You only need an NIE (Foreign Identification Number) to complete transactions.
There’s no minimum for property or business investment, but to qualify for Spain’s Golden Visa Program, you must invest at least €500,000 in real estate (without a mortgage). Smaller investments are also possible for rental or startup opportunities.
Expect 6–10% for Property Transfer Tax (ITP), 10% VAT for new properties, and about 1–2% for notary and registry fees.
Additionally, annual property tax (IBI) ranges from 0.4–1.1%.
Our team provides a full cost breakdown before you invest — no surprises.
On average, the process takes 4–8 weeks, depending on property type and document preparation.
If you already have your NIE and Spanish bank account, it can be completed even faster.
Yes. By investing €500,000+ in Spanish real estate, you can apply for the Golden Visa, which grants residency rights for you and your family — plus visa-free travel across the Schengen Zone.
While it’s recommended, it’s not mandatory. You can invest remotely using a power of attorney (POA). Our legal partners can handle all documentation, verification, and registration on your behalf.
Whether you’re planning to buy a property, secure residency, or grow your portfolio in Spain — our experts are here to guide you every step of the way.