Yes, the purchase is fully legal for foreigners. There are no restrictions regarding citizenship.

Yes — an investment from a specific amount (e.g., €500,000) allows for obtaining a so-called "Golden Visa".

Taxes and fees usually amount to 10–14% of the property value (VAT or tax on civil law transactions, notary, registry).

Yes, but a tourist permit is required. Regulations vary by region. In some cities, there are restrictions.

The purchasing process begins with selecting a property and signing a reservation agreement along with paying a deposit. Next, you obtain a NIE number, open a bank account, and conduct due diligence on the property. Finalization takes place at a notary's office through the signing of the title deed and registration in the registry.

Large tourism market, high rental demand, stable law, and attractive climate.

Yes, foreigners can purchase real estate on the same terms as citizens (with the exception of agricultural land and strategic areas).

The purchase tax is approximately 3%, plus notary and legal fees.

Yes, both short-term (for tourism) and long-term — often with a high rate of return during the season.

A dynamically developing market, attractive prices, no capital gains tax in some cases, and potential for value appreciation.

No, but it is a candidate country - which increases investment potential for the future.