Following changes in Spanish law, many Anfi timeshare contracts may still be non-compliant.
If you own at Anfi, you may have heard that Spanish courts have recently refined their approach to certain timeshare agreements. That is correct.
In 2025, the Spanish Supreme Court clarified two key points:
• Floating weeks are no longer automatically unlawful
• Contracts lasting more than 50 years (or written “in perpetuity”) are not automatically void
However, the court did not say that every floating or long-term contract is now valid.
What matters is whether your agreement meets the current legal test under Spanish law — including whether:
• Your usage rights are objectively determinable
• The reservation and allocation system is clearly defined
• The contract was properly adapted and registered (where required)
• Any deposits were taken lawfully
• The agreement meets transparency requirements
Many contracts sold by Anfi Group in the 2000s and early 2010s are now being reviewed against these updated standards as part of an Anfi contract review under Spanish law.
There is also another important development: recent reforms introduced limitation periods, which may mean you have a restricted window to bring certain claims.
So the key question is no longer:
“Is my contract over 50 years?”
It is now:
“Does my Anfi contract comply with the current legal test?”
Some do. Some don’t.
The only way to know is to carry out a proper Anfi timeshare contract compliance check against the updated framework. We offer a structured Anfi contract assessment to identify whether cancellation or compensation may still be possible under Spanish law. If your priority is simply to exit your Anfi contract, we can also assist with contract cancellation.
If you would like clarity on your position, simply reply “ANFI REVIEW” and we’ll explain the next steps, or click below to complete a short contact form and we’ll call you back.
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