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Antonio Ramos
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When the price is not in your currency.
The costs on top of the asking price, country by country.
Transfer tax, notary, registry and legal fees add somewhere between 4% and 15% to a Southern European purchase. Here is roughly what each country takes, and why the spread is so wide.
Foreign buyers just took a record share of the Spanish market.
In the second quarter of 2026 foreign buyers accounted for 15.98% of registered Spanish home purchases, the highest share on record, while the market as a whole shrank.
Portugal now charges non-residents a flat 7.5% transfer tax.
Since 25 May 2026 a buyer who is not tax-resident in Portugal pays one flat IMT rate, with no brackets and no exemptions. What it costs, and the two routes back to the old rates.