Protecting Your Spanish Property — Online Webinar, 23 July 2026 | Sotogrande · Alcaidesa · San Roque

Protecting Your Spanish Property — a free online evening webinar for owners in Sotogrande, La Alcaidesa and the San Roque Club area

Thursday 23 July 2026, from 18:30. Free for the first 50 guests. Three things every foreign owner in the Campo de Gibraltar should understand in 2026 — the Gibraltar Treaty, non-resident wealth-tax refunds, and wills after Brexit — explained plainly, with time for your questions. Join us online from Sotogrande, La Alcaidesa, the San Roque Club area — or anywhere in the world.

If you own a home in Sotogrande, La Alcaidesa or the wider San Roque Club area, 2026 brings changes that affect your property, your tax and your succession planning. Costaluz Lawyers — based in Algeciras, about 20 minutes away, and advising international owners on this coast since 2006 — invites you to a free evening webinar to make sense of them, in English, with a Spanish lawyer who works on these cases every day.

Programme

  • 18:30 — Registration and welcome
  • 19:00 — The Gibraltar Treaty and your property
  • 19:30 — Wealth-tax refunds: what non-residents may be owed
  • 20:00 — Wills, inheritance and the post-Brexit reality
  • 20:30 — Questions and answers with María Luisa de Castro
  • 21:00 — Closing remarks and open Q&A

Details

Date: Thursday 23 July 2026, 18:30.
Format: Online webinar — join live from anywhere. We will email you the joining link.
Entry: First 50 places free, allocated in order of registration (standard €300 + IVA thereafter).
Language: English (questions in Spanish welcome).

Registration

Early Bird — First 50 Registrants: FREE
→ Plus: 20% discount on CostaLuz legal services

Standard: €300 + IVA (from seat 51 onwards)

Only the first 50 places are free, allocated in order of registration — and the webinar is on Thursday 23 July 2026. Register now to secure your free place and your 20% discount.

Register your place

Tell us you would like to attend and which topic matters most to you — the Gibraltar Treaty, wealth-tax refunds, or wills and inheritance. We will confirm your place and email you the joining link.

Reserve my place →

Questions? 24/7 client line (EN/ES): +34 919 499 342 · Office: +34 919 499 342 · marialuisa@costaluzlawyers.es

Why now: we will cover three things shaping this summer for Sotogrande property owners — the Gibraltar Treaty (in force since 15 July 2026), non-resident wealth-tax reclaims after the 2025 Supreme Court rulings, and inheritance planning under Brussels IV. Free entry, limited places — register early to secure a seat.

Related: Sotogrande legal services · wealth-tax refunds.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Sotogrande property webinar free?

Yes. The webinar is free for the first 50 registered guests, allocated in order of registration; the standard fee is €300 + IVA from seat 51 onwards. Registering early also secures a 20% discount on CostaLuz legal services.

When and how is the webinar held?

It is an online webinar on Thursday 23 July 2026 from 18:30, in English (questions in Spanish are welcome). After you register we email you the joining link, so you can attend live from Sotogrande, La Alcaidesa, the San Roque Club area — or anywhere in the world.

Does the Gibraltar Treaty change property law or property tax in Spain?

No. The Treaty changes how the Spain–Gibraltar land border works — routine immigration checks and physical barriers are removed from 15 July 2026 — but it does not change Spanish property law, conveyancing or property tax. The webinar explains what does and does not change for owners in the Campo de Gibraltar.

Who should attend?

Foreign owners of property in Sotogrande, La Alcaidesa, the San Roque Club area and the wider Campo de Gibraltar — and anyone planning to buy there — especially non-residents with wealth-tax or inheritance questions after Brexit.

Last updated: June 2026. Reviewed by María Luisa de Castro, ICA Cádiz nº 2745. Webinar content is general information, not definitive legal advice.

This content has been prepared with the assistance of artificial intelligence and reviewed by María Luisa de Castro, a lawyer specialising in Real Estate Law and founder of CostaLuz Lawyers.

The information provided is general and indicative in nature. It should not be used as the sole basis for making professional, legal or investment decisions, and CostaLuz Lawyers assumes no responsibility for decisions taken solely on the basis of this content.

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