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Buying in Spain · Andalusia

Buying property in Andalusia
after Brexit.

Buying property in Andalusia after Brexit is still open to you. UK citizens keep the same right to own a home here; what has changed is how long you may stay.

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Each province has its own pace. Málaga and Cádiz face the sea, Granada pairs the Alhambra with the Sierra Nevada, Sevilla and Córdoba follow the Guadalquivir, Jaén is olive country, and Almería and Huelva keep quieter coasts at either end.

What changes for UK buyers in Andalusia

As citizens of a country outside the EU, British buyers now follow the Schengen rules on visits, and owning a villa does not extend them. Spain has also closed its property-linked investor visa, so the home and the permit are separate questions. Residency routes still exist, independently of any purchase.

The purchase itself follows a familiar path: an NIE number, a Spanish bank account, an independent lawyer, due diligence, the notary and the land registry. Those who were resident before Brexit may hold rights under the Withdrawal Agreement. Rules change, so a specialist should confirm each step for your situation.

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Can I still buy a home in Andalusia as a British citizen?

Yes. Brexit did not change your right to buy property in Spain. It changed the rules on how long you may stay, and buying a home does not grant residency or citizenship.

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