English-speaking lawyers in Seville, Spain. Serving expats since 2010.
English-Speaking Lawyers
in Seville, Spain
Peralta Rojas Abogados is a full-service Spanish law firm in Seville with English-speaking lawyers covering all your legal needs: property purchase, residency visas, immigration, inheritance, family law, civil disputes and business law. We operate from Seville across all of Spain, with significant experience in Cádiz and the Costa del Sol.
Whether you are buying a property, applying for a Digital Nomad Visa or Non-Lucrative Visa, dealing with an inheritance, or simply need a trusted legal adviser in Spain who speaks your language — we are here for you.
This page is exclusively in English for our international clients. For Spanish-language services, please visit peraltarojas.com.
- –Buying property in Seville, Cádiz or Costa del Sol
- –Digital Nomad Visa and Non-Lucrative Visa
- –NIE number, TIE card and residency
- –Spanish inheritance and wills
- –Divorce and family law in Spain
Request a Consultation With Our Lawyers
- C/ Méndez Núñez 1, 3º izquierda. Sevilla
- info@peraltarojas.com
- 955 314 558
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Everything you need,
explained in plain English
We are a full-service Spanish law firm based in Seville, with English-speaking lawyers across every practice area. Whether you are buying your dream home in Andalucía, applying for residency, dealing with a family matter or managing an inheritance — we handle everything in English, with no language barriers.
We advise clients from the UK, USA, Ireland, Germany, France, the Netherlands and many other countries. We are particularly experienced in advising post-Brexit British expats on residency, NIE numbers and property rights in Spain.
We operate from Seville and handle cases across all of Spain — including notable operations in Cádiz and the Costa del Sol.
- –Property purchase: villas, apartments, rural homes
- –Title search and charges review
- –Private purchase contract and deposit
- –Tax calculation: ITP, IVA, notary, land registry
- –Digital Nomad Visa (from ~€2,850/month)
- –Non-Lucrative Visa (retirement, passive income)
- –NIE number and TIE card
- –Residency renewal and permanent residence
- –Spanish will (testamento) drafting
- –Inheriting Spanish property as a foreign heir
- –Inheritance tax in Andalucía (99% rebate groups I-II)
- –Power of attorney (notarised)
- –Divorce in Spain (including international cases)
- –Child custody arrangements in Spain
- –Marriage, separation and prenuptial agreements
- –International family law disputes
- –Company formation in Spain (S.L.)
- –Hotel, tourism and hospitality acquisitions
- –Commercial contracts in English
- –Beckham Law (24% flat tax for new residents)
- –Contract disputes and breach claims
- –Hidden defects (vicios ocultos) in property
- –IRPH and abusive mortgage clause claims
- –Debt recovery: extrajudicial and court proceedings
Moving to Seville?
Your visa and residency options in 2026
Spain is consistently ranked among the best countries in the world for expats and remote workers. In 2026 there are excellent legal pathways for non-EU nationals — including UK citizens after Brexit — to live, work and retire in Seville legally and tax-efficiently.
For non-EU citizens who work remotely for companies or clients based outside Spain. In 2026, the income requirement is ~€2,850/month (200% of the Spanish minimum wage). Visa valid 1 year, renewable residence permit for 3 years.
For those who want to live in Spain without working — perfect for retirees and people with passive income (pension, dividends, rental income). Income requirement: ~€2,400/month. Especially popular with UK citizens after Brexit. After 5 years, permanent residency available.
Your NIE (foreigner ID number) is essential for every legal act in Spain: buying property, opening a bank account, signing a contract, or paying taxes. Your TIE card is the physical residence ID. Empadronamiento (municipal census) is required for healthcare and renewals.
Spain is one of Europe’s most attractive property markets for international buyers. Before making an offer, every foreigner needs an NIE number. After that, the process involves:
Spain’s Special Expat Tax Regime — known as the Beckham Law — allows qualifying new residents to pay a flat 24% income tax rate on Spanish-sourced income up to €600,000 for up to 6 years. Available to Digital Nomad Visa holders and new residents who have not been Spanish tax residents in the previous 5 years.
Experienced Spanish lawyers
who speak your language
Nicolás Hernández Romero · Seville
from clients across Spain and abroad
France · Netherlands · and more
Our awards and recognition
Recognised by leading international legal directories and publications as one of the best law firms in Seville and Spain.
Your legal experts
in Seville and all of Spain
We have been advising English-speaking clients in Seville for over 10 years. We know what matters to you: clarity, speed, no surprises — and a lawyer you can actually understand and trust.
International clients who found their home in Spain
Tell us what you need.
We will explain your options in English.
Whether you’re buying a property, applying for a visa, managing an inheritance or dealing with a family matter in Spain — we are here to help. No language barriers, no surprises.
Questions from our international clients
Updated March 2026. Can’t find your question? Call us: 955 314 558.
Do I need an NIE to buy property in Spain?+
I am British. Can I still live in Spain after Brexit?+
What taxes do I pay when buying a property in Andalucía?+
Do I need a Spanish will if I own property in Spain?+
What is the Digital Nomad Visa and who qualifies?+
Can you help with a divorce if one spouse is not Spanish?+
How much is the initial consultation?+
Our initial consultation is €150 (IVA included). In this consultation, we will assess your situation, explain your legal options clearly in English and recommend the best course of action for your specific case.