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Building permits in Madrid: what you need and how long they take

Responsible declaration, major or minor works permit: which one fits your renovation, what documents are required and realistic timelines.

Building permits in Madrid: what you need and how long they take
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26 September 20261 min readBy Fanworking team

Types of procedure

Usual documents

  1. Signed project or technical report
  2. Detailed budget
  3. Proof of fees and ICIO tax

Timelines

A responsible declaration lets you start almost immediately; a major works permit can take 3 to 6 months. We handle it from start to finish.

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