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Contact Us!FAQs About Buying Real Estate in Nicaragua
Closing is not the last step on buying real estate but you are more than half way through at this point.Once you’ve closed on your property, there are a few important steps to finalize the process and ensure everything is legally secure. Here’s what you need to do next:
- Register the Property Under Your Name or Corporation.
- Pay Transfer Taxes & Fees.
- Get Your Property Deed (Escritura Pública).
- Pay Annual Property Taxes.
- Set Up Utilities & Services.
- Get Home Insurance (Optional but Recommended).
- Consider Residency (If Planning to Stay Long-Term).
Plan for Property Management & Rental Income.
No, there are no major pet restrictions when moving to Nicaragua, but you must follow import regulations for a smooth entry. You can bring dogs, cats, and other pets, but certain documentation and procedures are required. There is no strict limit on the number of pets, but bringing more than 3-5 pets may require additional permits. Here are the requirements to bring pets to Nicaragua.
- Vet Health Certificate (Issued 7-10 days before travel & endorsed by government)
- Up-to-date Vaccinations (Rabies + other core vaccines)
- Import Permit (May be required, check with MAGFOR)
- Airline & Customs Compliance (Varies by airline)
No strict pet bans, but exotic pets need approval
Nicaragua’s official currency is the Córdoba (NIO), but US dollars (USD) are widely accepted in most businesses, especially in tourist areas, restaurants, and hotels. Many real estate transactions and large purchases are also conducted in USD. However, it’s recommended to carry some Córdobas for small purchases in local markets or rural areas. Exchange rates vary, so checking the current rate before exchanging money is advisable.
