Immigration
Spain Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers (International Teleworking Visa)
Stop guessing with the consulate. Get your 3-year residency permit approved directly from Spain with a regulated Law Firm. We handle the bureaucracy so you can keep your remote job and enjoy the Spanish lifestyle.
Who qualifies for the Spain Digital Nomad Visa?
Are you looking for Spain Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers to handle your application? According to Law 28/2022, you must meet these 4 pillars to obtain the authorization:
1. Remote Worker
You must be an employee allowing remote work, or a self-employed contractor using online systems exclusively.
2. Foreign Income
Clients must be located outside of Spain. Spanish income cannot exceed 20% of your total.
3. Three-Month Rule
Relationship with your company or clients for at least 3 months prior to application.
4. Qualifications
University Degree OR proof of 3 years of professional experience in your field.
Financial Requirements for the Digital Nomad Visa (2026)
Government sets the threshold based on the SMI (Minimum Interprofessional Wage). You must prove 200% of the SMI to qualify.
| Applicant Type | Calculation Rule | Monthly Income (Approx) |
|---|---|---|
Main Applicant |
200% of SMI | ~ €2,650 / month |
+ Spouse / Partner |
+75% of SMI | + €990 / month |
+ Per Child |
+25% of SMI | + €330 / month |
* Figures based on 2025 SMI projections.
The Roadmap: From Application to Spanish Residency
We handle the end-to-end process. From the initial assessment to collecting your TIE card in 4 clear steps.
Free Eligibility Check
We review your contract and income to confirm legal viability before you pay any fees.
Document Strategy & Translations
We handle Criminal Records guidance and all required Sworn Translations.
UGE Filing (Fast-Track)
We submit electronically in Madrid. Processing time is approx 20 working days.
Approval & TIE Card
Once approved (3 years), we help you book the police appointment for your ID card.
Why are DIY applications often rejected?
Applying without a specialist lawyer increases the risk of denial due to bureaucratic technicalities.
Social Security Gaps
Failing to provide a specific Certificate of Coverage or not registering correctly leads to immediate denial.
"Touristic" Intent
Applying while in an irregular situation or failing to prove the "remote" nature of the contract.
Incorrect Translations
Using standard translations instead of Sworn Translations invalidates the documents.
Fixed-Fee Legal Packages for Digital Nomads
Fixed-Fee Packages from Spain Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers
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Frequently Asked Questions regarding the Nomad Visa
Common questions answered by our Spain Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers regarding taxes and bureaucracy.
Who is eligible to apply for this Visa?
It is designed for non-EU/EEA citizens. You must be employed by a non-Spanish company or be a self-employed freelancer with global clients. The key requirement is that your work can be performed 100% remotely using telecommunication systems.
Can I apply from Spain while on a Tourist Visa?
Yes, and it is highly recommended. If you apply legally from Spain (during your 90-day tourist stay), you apply directly to the UGE under the "Law 14/2013". This grants you a 3-year residency permit immediately, skipping the 1-year visa step required when applying from a Consulate in your home country.
Will I become a tax resident in Spain?
Yes. Spending more than 183 days in Spain triggers tax residency. However, Digital Nomads are eligible for the special "Beckham Law" regime. This allows you to pay a flat tax rate of 24% on income up to €600,000 for up to 6 years, avoiding the progressive tax scale (which can go up to 47%).
Can I travel freely within Europe?
Absolutely. The Digital Nomad residency acts as a valid Schengen residence permit. You can travel visa-free to any country in the Schengen Area (France, Italy, Germany, etc.) for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Can I work for Spanish clients?
Yes, but with limitations. You are allowed to invoice Spanish companies as long as that income does not exceed 20% of your total professional income. The remaining 80% must originate from outside of Spain.
Can I bring my spouse and children?
Yes. The Main Applicant can include their legal spouse (or unmarried partner with proof of relationship) and dependent children. You must demonstrate additional financial means: +75% of the SMI for the first relative and +25% for each additional one.
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