With our new expert page “Energy, Electricity & Water on Fuerteventura”, we provide a structured and practical overview of the island’s technical supply realities. 

The article explains how the electricity grid, water supply, energy efficiency and building technology influence the actual usability and operating costs of a property.

Topics covered include: 

Electricity grid, CUPS numbers, smart‑meter status 

Electricity tariffs, potencia costs and consumption profiles 

Supply security and regional grid stability 

Photovoltaics, roof statics and autonomy models 

Water tanks, well rights, water pressure and water quality 

Hot‑water systems, air‑conditioning, window quality and energy efficiency 

Risks, warning signs and technical due diligence

The page is aimed at buyers and owners who base their decision not only on location and architecture, but on the actual technical reality of a property.

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Energy, Electricity & Water Fuerteventura · Technical Supply Systems & Infrastructure

Ley 7/2026 is the next stage of the Canary Islands reform. It clarifies, sharpens and expands LOSUTV 2025 – with clear boundaries between seasonal rental and tourist activity.

We explain why the new 31‑day rule fundamentally changes previous practice and why municipalities must now apply significantly stricter control mechanisms.

Ley 7/2026 establishes a binding framework for the moratorium on new VV licences and strengthens municipal governance. This marks the first operational containment and legally clean delineation of tourist use.

Our new article summarises what owners, buyers and investors really need to know in 2026 – clear, structured and without panic.

Ley 7/2026 – The new rules for tourist residential use in the Canary Islands

The administrative support service of AMV INTERNATIONAL REALTY is one of the areas that provides the greatest relief for many international buyers and property owners. Over the past months, we have continuously refined, structured and expanded this service so that all relevant administrative, organizational and personal topics are clearly explained and fully covered.

Our updated information page now presents a continuous, clear structure showing how we support international clients on Fuerteventura: from classic administrative procedures and bank or notary appointments to relocation, medical assistance, everyday matters, integration and all organizational steps involved in settling on the island.

The page reflects the full scope of our support – clearly arranged, easy to understand and exactly as we work with our clients every day: personal, reliable and multilingual.

For many people, starting a new life on Fuerteventura is a major step. My aim is to make this path as safe, transparent and human as possible. That is precisely what the updated administrative support page stands for: a complete, structured overview of all areas in which we provide assistance – from the first contact to settling comfortably on the island.

AMV Administrative Support & Government Services · Assistance for Buyers & Property Owners on Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is one of the sunniest regions in Europe – over 2,000 hours of sunshine per year provide ideal conditions for photovoltaic systems. More and more owners and buyers are asking us specifically about PV suitability, economic viability and available incentives. Demand is rising significantly, and AMV provides the technical answers required for sound decision‑making.

Photovoltaics are not only a sustainable modernisation measure but also an economically relevant factor for long‑term property value. Our updated information page clearly explains the technical requirements, potential risks and available incentives for 2026.

The detailed information provides owners and buyers with a reliable foundation for sustainable, future‑proof decisions.

Photovoltaics in Fuerteventura – Technical Assessment and Integration

Updated Information Page – clear, structured and highly relevant for buyers

The information page on company formation in Spain has been updated. It is one of the key foundations for buyers and investors planning economic activities, asset structures or operational projects in the Canary Islands. The revised page provides a clear and structured presentation of the official legal forms, the incorporation steps and the required documents for establishing a company in Spain.

With this update, buyers, international investors and remote professionals now have access to a precise and comprehensible overview that explains the legal and economic framework of company formation and its relevance for projects on Fuerteventura.

Company Formation in Spain · Legal Forms & Official Incorporation Process

A significant tax regime for newcomers – relevant, effective and often misunderstood

The information page on the Beckham Law has been updated. This special tax regime is one of the most important yet frequently misunderstood instruments for individuals establishing tax residency in Spain for the first time. The revised page provides a clear and structured overview of the requirements, tax implications and practical relevance for buyers relocating their residence to Fuerteventura.

With this update, newcomers, remote workers and individuals with international income now have access to a precise and comprehensible overview that explains the Beckham Law as a special tax regime and outlines its importance during the initial years of residency on the island.

Beckham Law Spain – Tax Benefits for New Arrivals on Fuerteventura

The Canary Islands’ investment reserve – powerful, complex and often misunderstood

The information page on the Reserve for Investments in the Canary Islands (RIC) has been updated. The RIC is one of the strongest yet least explained tax instruments in the Canary Islands. The revised page provides a clear and structured presentation of the requirements, the tax implications and the authorised investments – with a particular focus on the economic reality of Fuerteventura.

With this update, companies, self‑employed professionals and investors now have access to a precise and comprehensible overview that classifies the RIC as a fiscal investment reserve and explains its practical relevance on the island.

RIC – Reserve for Investments in the Canary Islands | AMV Economy & Tax · AMV Realty SL

The page ZEC Canary Islands Zone has been updated and now provides a clearly structured overview of the most important economic and tax advantages of the ZEC special zone in the Canary Islands.

The updated page explains the key regulatory conditions of the ZEC – including the corporate tax rate starting at 4%, the reduced investment requirements from €50,000, the registration criteria, and the practical relevance for companies operating in Fuerteventura.

All content is technically precise, internationally understandable, and offers a compact orientation for economic decision‑making within the Canary Islands’ special tax regime.

The page is aimed at buyers, entrepreneurs, and international companies seeking information on tax benefits, legal frameworks, and economic structures — whether they plan to invest privately or establish business activities in the Canary Islands.

ZEC Canary Islands Zone – Special Tax Regime & Advantages on Fuerteventura

For international buyers, entrepreneurs and investors on Fuerteventura, we have structurally expanded the AMV Business & Taxation page. The content provides a compact orientation to the most relevant economic and fiscal frameworks of the Canary Islands.

The page explains the key special regimes and tax advantages – including ZEC, RIC, the Beckham Law, and company formation in Spain. All content is technically precise, internationally understandable and supports well‑founded economic decision‑making on Fuerteventura.

The page is aimed at buyers and entrepreneurs who wish to understand tax advantages, legal frameworks and economic structures – whether they plan to buy privately, invest, or establish business activity in the Canary Islands.

AMV Business & Taxation – Economic & Fiscal Frameworks in Fuerteventura

It is the Big Bang that reshapes the entire legal framework of tourist residential use in the Canary Islands.

We explained the three key laws – Ley del Suelo, Ley de Municipios Turísticos, and Ley 6/2025 – individually on the day they were published.

Now we show how they interlock and why only their combined effect makes the new system truly operational:

• Ley del Suelo provides the structural foundation.
• Ley de Municipios Turísticos defines municipal powers.
• Ley 6/2025 is the engine that activates everything.

Our new article summarises what property owners and investors need to know in 2026 – clearly, calmly and without confusion.

Ley 6/2025 – The New Fundamental Regulation of Tourist Residential Use in the Canary Islands