I wasn't sure where to post this question so excuse me if i am in the wrong place.
Having purchased our first property in April and only being able to visit last week i would be grateful for an idiots guide on what i should be doing to comply with the necessary laws, taxes etc. Water and electricity are in hand, it was suggested i take a trip to the Town Hall to discuss sorting any taxes, bins charges etc. Obviously i don't want to miss anything.

Thank you in advance.

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After being here for 1.5 years. my wife and I are finally satisfied that this is where we will build our family home.

We will be buying a plot of land, and building ourselves on it.

It seems that there are a lot of different rules that apply to different areas. And several classifications of land that allow or permit certain stuffs.

We don't really care that the land is hooked up to utilities, we will be installing solar, a water task and could even have a septic tank on site.

Does a

New Traffic Laws come into effect today 21/03/22 article from Noticias Fuerteventura.com -

[color=#555555][size=medium][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]The changes of the Traffic Law, which modify the loss of points of some of the most common infractions among drivers and that introduce some new sanctions, will be effective from this Monday, March 21. From the use of electronic devices at the wheel to the protection of cyclists or fraud in driving license exams, there are several modific

Hi all,

we are considering buying a property for our "forever home" on the island, but it would be another 18-36 months before we could move full time. Is it realistic or wise to rent the property out long term for this period? Is there an issue with removing tenants at the end of the term even if you've notified them from the outset that the rental period will be less than three years? Does anyone have any insight into the taxation process for the resulting income?

I really don't want to

Spain's new animal welfare law came into effect in September 2023¹. The law applies to domestic and captive wild animals, but excludes dogs used for hunting or other professional activities such as search and rescue dogs and those operating with law enforcement. It also excludes animals used in bullfighting or production¹. Here are some of the key points of the law:

- Dog owners will have to make sure their pets have third party liability insurance.
- Cats will have to be sterilized before

What are the Laws / Rules re the use of drones, yesterday we had a neighbouring rental using one and we are concerned about our privacy.

In the UK we used to live next to a hotel that did weddings and if the wedding wanted to use a drone for photography they had to tell us beforehand and to limit images to the hotel grounds.

Thanks in anticipation.