How much does it cost to invest and immigrate to Spain?

1, house purchase cost: investing in a house with a price of over 500,000 euros;

2. Stamp duty: paid in one lump sum within 30 days after the signing of the house purchase contract, accounting for 0.1-1.5% of the total house price;

3. Value-added tax: paid in one lump sum within 30 days after the house purchase contract is issued, accounting for 10% of the house price (first-hand house);

4. Transfer fee: a transfer tax of 6- 10% of the house price is required for second-hand housing transactions;

5. Real estate registration fee: the land registration fee should be determined according to the government's fee schedule, which is about 0.07% of the house price;

6. Property notarization fee: determined according to the government tax rate table and the net value of the property, for example, the property notarization fee of 500,000 euros is between 600 and 800 euros;

7. Attorney's fees: about1%~1.1%+21%of the total house price (net value).

8. Fees for lawyers to authorize notaries: the signing of lawyers' power of attorney needs to be carried out in the notary office, and the fees for notaries need to be paid ranging from 50 to 80 euros;

9. Property management fee: According to different room types and property differences, the property management fee is different, which is about 65,438+0,000 euros per year.

These are approximate expenses. Due to the different floating policies in different countries, the above information is for reference only. Please be realistic. If you still have questions about the cost of immigration, consult a reliable immigration company. Regular immigration companies will clearly mark the cost of immigration, which will definitely reassure customers.