Residency In Spain

The Government plans to offer Spanish residency property permits to foreign investments in real estate – by Lucas Fox

We are able to provide access to the full and exclusive property portfolio of Lucas Fox International Properties, and our expert team of property professionals are on hand to find the right property for you and your Residency application.

Find out more about the benefits of a Mediterranean lifestyle with our Spain Area Guides. Combining history, politics, healthcare, culture and more, these are a great resource for anyone relocating to Spain.

Since the success of the Olympic games in 1992 Barcelona has consistently held its top position as Europe’s number one spot to live and work. Despite having a metropolitan area similar in size to Munich or Rome, and a population of around 5 million, the city enjoys a relaxed open-air and active lifestyle.

Ibiza has been attracting the alternative set for years and is renowned for having some of the best nightclubs in the world. However, the island also boasts one of the most beautiful coastlines in the Mediterranean, with dozens of hidden coves to discover, some excellent restaurants, independent & designer shops as well as some of the most striking contemporary architecture you will see anywhere in Spain.

The beautiful Mediterranean island of Mallorca is one of Spain’s jewels. With its stunning coastline and spectacular countryside, this Balearic island has established itself as one of Spain`s most popular destinations for investors looking for a holiday home or permanent residence, and it is not difficult to see why.

Valencia is a vibrant, attractive city, boasting modern facilities and noteworthy tourist attractions such as the City of Arts and Sciences. And with 300 day of sunshine a year, an average temperature of 18ºc, over 20 km of beaches and fine local cuisine (the star dish being the Paella), Valencia is an ever popular choice with visitors to Spain both for vacations and relocation.

Madrid is Spain’s largest city and its capital, known throughout Europe as a place of cultural, political and economic importance. With a population of 3.3 million inhabitants in the city alone, Madrid is the third largest metropolis in the European Union and one that is known for its high standard of living, plethora of historical landmarks and places of cultural interest.

Residency in Spain brings together the latest developments and analysis of the Spanish government's plans to offer residency to property owners. We look forward to hearing from you.