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    Guides for international clients in Dénia

    Property, non-resident tax, inheritance and the practical side of owning a home in Dénia, written and reviewed by the team behind Denia.Legal.

    Dénia has rewritten the sewer rule, and distance no longer decides whether you must connect

    Dénia rewrote its sewer-connection ordinance in 2025. Being more than 100 metres from the mains no longer decides whether you must connect — only who promotes the works and who pays.

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    Buying in Les Rotes, Denia: the Coastal Law Check a Nota Simple Will Never Show You

    Before you sign on the Denia frontline, check the property against the coastal deslinde map. A nota simple alone will not tell you whether the Ley de Costas touches your title.

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    Tourist Rental Licences in Denia 2026: Where You Can Still Get One, and Where You Cannot

    The straight answer on getting a VUT tourist licence in Denia in 2026: new licences are suspended in the town centre, but three coastal and hillside zones are still open. Here is where you stand.

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    Inheritance Tax on Costa Blanca Property: A Marina Alta Guide for Non-Resident Heirs

    If you are inheriting a home in Denia or the Marina Alta as a non-resident, the Spanish inheritance tax is usually far smaller than you fear. Here is why, and the one decision at the inheritance that quietly costs you later.

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    Can I Pay My Spanish Non-Resident Tax Online? Your 2026 Options

    Yes, you can pay your Spanish non-resident tax online, and there are three honest ways to do it. A Costa Blanca tax adviser explains which one fits your situation, and when you are better off with a person.

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    Denia: Spain's UNESCO City of Gastronomy and the Heart of the Marina Alta

    A genuine destination guide to Denia: red prawns and Michelin stars, the Montgo and the coves of Les Rotes, the ferry to Ibiza, and the markets and fiestas that make it home.