Financing in the Canary Islands — from practice
Anonymised examples of how buyers financed their property in the Canary Islands.
Property financing in the Canary Islands
The following case reports show, in anonymised form, how different situations in the Canary Islands were financed for non-residents. Creditworthiness, the property and the bank's loan-to-value are always decisive.
From our practice
Practical case Fuerteventura: Detached house in Corralejo
More space for family and home office
View case report → the Canary IslandsPractical case Lanzarote: House in Puerto del Carmen
Gradual emigration with well-considered financing
View case report → the Canary IslandsPractical case Lanzarote: Villa in Costa Teguise
High-quality living with long-term asset planning
View case report → the Canary IslandsPractical case Fuerteventura: Bungalow in Caleta de Fuste
Low-barrier living for retirement
View case report → the Canary IslandsPractical case La Palma: House in Puerto Naos
A new start after the coastal town's reopening
View case report →Frequently asked questions about financing in the Canary Islands
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Every financing in Spain is an individual case. In a free initial consultation I will tell you honestly what is feasible and which bank fits.
Book a free consultationAnonymised individual case, not a binding statement for other projects · Siegfried Perini, BAFA-notified for the cross-border activity of the owner Olga Nikushkina · §34i GewO · no tax or legal advice · no financing commitment; conditions depend on creditworthiness, loan-to-value and bank