For investors in Spain
Property advice for investors in Spain
Spain's home prices rose 12.2% in the year to June 2026, their 49th straight quarterly rise. We help Indian families in Spain buy back home, and Indian investors judge whether Spain makes sense for them.
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Spain market snapshot
- Spain's house price index rose 12.2% in the year to Q2 2026; resale homes rose 12.9% (INE).
- Spain ended its golden visa on 3 April 2025; a proposed 100% tax on non-EU buyers has stalled.
- Tourist-let rules tightened in January 2026; most cities restrict new licences.
- Prime Madrid rose 3.7% over the year to June 2026 (Knight Frank).
If you live in Spain and invest in India
- Indians living in Spain who are NRIs can buy residential and commercial property in India.
- Spanish tax residents are taxed on worldwide income; the India–Spain treaty helps avoid double taxation.
- At about ₹108 per euro, euro earnings buy more Bengaluru property than a year ago.
- Spain is 4.5 hours behind India (3.5 in summer), so Spanish mornings meet Indian afternoons.
Questions from Spain
Can Indians still get residency by buying in Spain?
No. The golden visa closed in April 2025. Other visas exist but none is tied to property.
Is Spain a good investment for an Indian?
Spain suits lifestyle buyers; for pure returns, purchase taxes, politics and currency risk often favour Bengaluru.
Do you cover Portugal too?
Yes, see our Portugal page and articles.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Confirm your situation with a qualified adviser in both countries.
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