Getting a mortgage for foreigners on the Costa Blanca isn’t impossible —it’s different—. The rules are clear, the lenders are specific, and the paperwork is predictable.
Most deals are concentrated in four institutions:
For non-residents: maximum financing of 60%–70%. Minimum down payment of 30%–40%. Plus additional costs and taxes of 10%–14%. For a 350,000 € home in Moraira, you need between 150,000 € and 190,000 € in total cash.
Personal documentation: passport, NIE, proof of civil status. Financial documentation: tax returns, bank statements, employment contract. Property documentation: reservation/earnest money contract, title extract (nota simple), habitable property certificate (cédula de habitabilidad), energy certificate, IBI.
The NIE is a mandatory tax identification number to buy in Spain. You can get it in person at the police station (on the day) or from your home country via the consulate (2–4 weeks). Fee: ~€10.
Euribor at 2.8%. Fixed-rate mortgage: 3.2%–4.5%. Variable: Euribor + 0.80%–1.99%. Mixed: ~3.5% fixed for the first few years. The mixed product is the top choice in 2026.
Resale: ITP 10% + notary fees + land registry + gestoría = an additional 10%–14%. New build: VAT 10% + AJD 1.5%.
Total process: 8–12 weeks.
At Cuñat Weber, we’ve been helping international buyers in Moraira since 1989. Contact us for tailored advice on your mortgage on the Costa Blanca.