Eligibility review
A tailored assessment of your professional situation, income, residence status and relevant immigration requirements.
Clear, personalised legal guidance for remote professionals seeking to live in Spain through the Digital Nomad Residence Permit.
Moving countries involves more than an application form. Receive professional legal support at every stage of your residence application, with a transparent and fully remote-first approach.
A tailored assessment of your professional situation, income, residence status and relevant immigration requirements.
Guidance on the supporting evidence, company documentation and procedural requirements relevant to your case.
Electronic submission where applicable, procedural monitoring and assistance with ordinary requests for additional documentation.
Spain offers an immigration route for qualifying non-EU professionals working remotely for businesses located abroad. The requirements differ for employees and self-employed professionals.
Each case requires an individual review, particularly regarding professional experience, financial means and social security arrangements.
Share your circumstances through a short initial enquiry.
Review eligibility, obstacles and the appropriate route.
Organise supporting documents and confirm the scope of representation.
Submit the application where appropriate and monitor its progress.
In certain circumstances, yes, provided you are legally in Spain and meet the applicable requirements. Your particular immigration status must be checked.
The statutory decision period for qualifying residence applications under Law 14/2013 is generally 20 working days, subject to procedural rules and possible suspensions. Actual processing times may vary.
Potentially, yes. The rules for self-employed professionals differ from those for employees, and the nature of the clients and activity matters.
No. Every application is subject to the competent authority's assessment. Legal advice can help identify risks and prepare a complete application but cannot guarantee a result.
Share a few details about your circumstances to request an initial assessment. You will receive information about the next steps and applicable professional fees before engaging legal services.
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