Purchasing a property in Spain is a thrilling experience, especially when you are looking to buy a property for a holiday, investment, or even a new place to call home. For many international property buyers, a mortgage is a useful tool to help them make their property purchase in Spain more flexible.
At Spanish Homes For Sale, we help our clients understand the Spanish mortgage system and guide them through the process with our trusted partners and lenders.
Our objective is to provide a smooth, transparent, and stress-free experience for our clients during their property purchase process.

Yes. Spanish banks regularly provide mortgages to international buyers and non-residents. Spain has a well-established mortgage system that allows for foreign investment in real estate.
Most international buyers can obtain a mortgage from Spanish banks if they meet the financial criteria. Mortgages are usually taken for:
Holiday homes
Investment homes
Retirement homes
Relocation homes
Although you may have the money to purchase a home outright, there are other financial benefits to using a mortgage as a way to manage liquidity and minimise risks in investments.
The amount one can borrow depends on various factors, including residency status, income, and valuation.
The typical amounts that one can borrow are as follows:


This means that, as an international buyer, one should expect to make a deposit of 30-40% and additional funds for taxes and purchase costs.
Our team can assist you in determining the total investment required before you begin your search.




Mortgage terms in Spain are long-term.
Common Mortgage Features:
Loan term for non-resident buyers: 20 to 25 years
Fixed or Variable Rate Options
Loans are issued in Euros
Flexible repayment options according to lenders
Market conditions, your financial situation, and your resident or non-resident status influence interest rates. A mortgage advisor can guide you to secure the most attractive deals in the market.







When financing the purchase of a property in Spain, it is essential to factor in the additional costs beyond the deposit.
This may involve the following:
Property transfer tax or VAT
Legal and conveyancing costs
Notary and registration fees
Fees for the mortgage arrangement
Fees for the valuation of the property
This may amount to about 10-15% of the property's purchase price.
Our team will provide you with a clear idea of the costs involved so that the purchase can be made accordingly.





