Can I work in Spain with the Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV)?

No. The NLV does not allow employment or self-employment in Spain. If you plan to work (including remote), a different route is required.

At the Spanish Consulate that has jurisdiction over your place of legal residence.

How much money do I need to show?

As a general rule: 400% of IPREM for the main applicant plus 100% per dependent. We confirm your consulate’s exact figure and format.

Do savings count or must it be income?

Both may be acceptable (savings, pensions, dividends, rentals) if verifiable and properly documented.

How long is the first permit and how do renewals work?

Initial authorisation is typically 1 year from entry, then renewals of 2 + 2 years if requirements are maintained.

Can I travel within the Schengen Area?

Yes, subject to short-stay rules. Carry your passport and your Spanish residence card (TIE).

Immigration

Immigration Services for Individuals — Lawyer-Led, Nationwide

Move to Spain with clarity. Our senior lawyers assess your case, match the right route, and file with your consulate until you’re legally settled.

Who We Help?

Families & individuals

Seeking lawful residence in Spain

Investors & retirees

Relying on savings or passive income

Students & young professionals

Starting studies or careers.

Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV)

Live in Spain without working. For retirees or financially independent applicants.

Digital Nomad Visa

Live in Spain while working remotely for foreign employers/clients.

Student Visa

Study at a Spanish institution; part-time work allowed under conditions.

Family Member of EU Citizen

Residency for spouses/partners and dependents of EU/EEA citizens in Spain.

Highly Qualified Professional

Work/residence for senior profiles with Spanish employer sponsorship.

Job-Seeker Visa

Live in Spain short-term to seek employment after studies or qualifications.

Family Reunification (non-EU)

Bring spouse/children/ascendants under general immigration regime.

Immigration Consultation

45–60 min strategy session. Route selection, checklist, timeline & costs.

Still unsure what you need?

Speak with a senior lawyer about your situation and we’ll point you to the right route.

Proven results in Spanish immigration

For years, our senior lawyers have helped individuals and families secure the right to live, study or work in Spain. We handle both straightforward and complex cases, aligning every file with the specific criteria of your consulate.

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Our 4-Stage Process

Consulate-ready and lawyer-led: our four steps take you from document checklist to Spanish residency (NIE/TIE).

Stage 1 — Apply

Profile review, tailored checklist, filing at the right Consulate.

Stage 2 — Approve

We liaise with officials and respond to every request.

Stage 3 — Arrive

NIE, TIE and Town Hall registration so you’re fully compliant.

Stage 4 — Settle

Lease/bank, renewals, tax and long-term planning.

Ready to Get Started?

Book your consultation and receive a tailored proposal for your route.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our services.

Can I apply from Spain or only from my home country?

It depends on the route. Some are consulate-only (e.g., NLV), others allow in-country applications or modifications after arrival. We confirm what applies to you.

Do I need private health insurance?

Yes for most non-work routes. Policies must have no co-pays and nationwide coverage.

How long does it take?

Timelines vary by consulate and route—expect several weeks to a few months after filing.

Can I bring my family?

Usually yes, either initially or via reunification. Additional financial means and proof of ties are required.