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Live in Spain. We handle the paperwork.

A Spanish lawyer files your residency while you plan the move. You check in three minutes, take one 25-minute call and photograph your documents from your phone. That is your whole job.

Check if you qualify · 3 minHow it works

You do

  1. Check · 3 min
  2. One call · 25 min
  3. Photograph your documents · from your phone
then we do the rest

Filed by a lawyer registered with the Madrid Bar. €990 for any route, VAT included.

Case CHS-24817

Approved

Digital Nomad, 3 years

Approved 4 Nov, 15 working days after filing

  1. Done: Filed14 Oct
  2. Done: Approved4 Nov
  3. Done: Fingerprints booked, Aluche police station3 Dec, 09:40
  4. Next: Collect your cardabout 40 days later

Diego, operations

Approved! Fingerprints are booked. Bring your passport and the approval letter; I'll send a reminder the day before.

  • €990

    all in, VAT included, any route

  • 1 call

    25 minutes, the only one you'll have

  • 0 forms

    you never fill in a government form

  • ~30 days

    to a decision, filed from Spain

The life

The reason you're doing this

Spain is where Europe goes to live well: sun, the sea, dinner outside at ten. The numbers agree with the feeling.

People at café terraces beside Málaga cathedral in evening light
2,900 hours of sun a yearMálaga. London gets about 1,600.
A couple carrying a child down a Spanish street
Families come tooEach member adds €200 to the fee, not a second case.
Two people walking along a Spanish beach at sunset
Life expectancy 83Among the highest in the world.
A bar counter full of pintxos with people ordering
Coffee at the bar, about €1.50A menú del día, about €14.
  • 24% flat income tax for up to 6 years under the special regime, if you qualify
  • Madrid to Barcelona in 2h30 by train
  • Digital Nomad permit: 3 years, renewable, long-term residence at 5

Sunshine: AEMET averages. Life expectancy: INE, 2024. Prices are typical, not guaranteed. Tax regime: Ley 35/2006 art. 93, eligibility checked on your call.

The process

You do three things. We do the rest.

The same four people from the first call to the residence card. Marta runs your call, your lawyer files, Ana checks every document, Diego books the fingerprints.

  1. Check if you qualifyPassport, income and how you work. No account needed.3 min
  2. One call with MartaShe collects the facts. Your lawyer confirms in writing within a day.25 min
  3. Photograph your documentsFrom your phone, in any order. A checklist tells you what and when.Your phone

That's all you do. The next thing you hear is a decision.

We do

Included in €990
  • Confirm your eligibility in writing, signed by a lawyerday 1
  • Build the checklist for your passport and routeday 1
  • Check every upload for apostille, dates and spellingas you upload
  • Prepare, sign with a digital certificate and filewhen complete
  • Watch the decision every day20 working days
  • Book your fingerprints and tell you what to bringafter approval
  • Track it all in one place, web and iPhonealways

What "photograph your documents" looks like

Ana's note arrives before your lawyer ever sees the file. Nothing bounces at the office.

Documents

5 of 8 reviewed
  • Passport, all pagesReviewed
  • Employment contractReviewed
  • Criminal record certificateNeeds a Hague apostille, then re-uploadAction
  • Payslips, last 3 monthsReviewed
  • Private health insuranceTo upload

Ana, case manager · 10:14

The certificate is fine, it just needs the Hague apostille on the back page. Your local notary can do it in a day.

What you get after the call

A signed letter you keep, whether or not you continue. If you don't qualify, the €49 is refunded.

Chapter SpainExampleRef. CHS-24817 · 7 Oct 2026

Eligibility confirmation

On the facts you gave us on the call, you meet the requirements of Ley 28/2022 for the residence authorisation for international teleworkers, filed from Spain. Income: €4,200 gross a month against a €2,849 threshold.

Your lawyerAbogada · Ilustre Colegio de la Abogacía de Madrid

Two ways in

A woman smiling at her laptop in a café

Digital Nomad

Ley 28/2022

Official nameTeletrabajo de carácter internacional

€2,849gross income per month, 200% of the minimum wage

For remote employees and freelancers whose clients are mostly outside Spain.

Apply
From Spain or your consulate
Permit
3 years, renewable for 2
Family
Included, +€1,068/month for the first
Our fee
€990 + €200 per family member

Years of residenceLong-term residence at 5

An older couple laughing together outdoors

Non-Lucrative

RD 1155/2024

Official nameResidencia no lucrativa

€28,800in savings or passive income per year, 400% IPREM

For people living on savings, pensions or investments who won't work in Spain.

Apply
Your consulate only
Permit
1 year, then 2 + 2
Family
Included, +€7,200/year each
Our fee
€990 + €200 per family member

Years of residenceLong-term residence at 5

Later

  • Entrepreneur (ENISA-backed startups)
  • Highly Qualified (Spanish job offer)
  • Student
  • After approval: NIE, padrón, Beckham tax regime, autónomo

Figures are 2026 thresholds. The case and team shown are examples.

Spain residency rules, 2026

The figures our calculator uses, with the law behind each one.

Spain residency rules, 2026: the Digital Nomad visa filed from Spain or at a consulate, and the Non-Lucrative visa
Digital Nomad, from SpainDigital Nomad, at a consulateNon-Lucrative
Official nameAutorización de residencia para teletrabajo de carácter internacionalVisado para teletrabajo de carácter internacionalVisado de residencia no lucrativa
LawLey 28/2022 · Ley 14/2013 art. 74 bisLey 28/2022RD 1155/2024
Income needed€2,849 a month gross (200% of the minimum wage)€2,849 a month gross€28,800 a year (400% of IPREM)
Each family member+€1,068 a month for the first, +€356 for each afterSame as from Spain+€7,200 a year each
Where you applyOnline, while legally in Spain (a tourist stay counts)Spanish consulate where you liveSpanish consulate where you live
Permit3 years, then +21-year visa, then the 3-year permit in Spain1 year, then 2 + 2
Decision20 working days by law, about 30 in practice. No answer means approval10 days (legal term)Up to 3 months. No answer means refusal
WorkRemote, for clients mostly outside SpainRemote, for clients mostly outside SpainNot allowed, remote work included
Government fees€73.26 application + €16.08 residence cardConsular fee (about €98) + €16.08 cardConsular fee (about €98) + €16.08 card
Our fee€990 with VAT, +€200 per family member€990 with VAT, +€200 per family member€990 with VAT, +€200 per family member

Sources: Ley 28/2022 and Ley 14/2013 (BOE) · RD 1155/2024 (BOE) · RD 126/2026, minimum wage · IPREM 2026 · fee forms 790-038 and 790-012.

Last checked .

Questions

The short ones are here. For anything else, ask below.

For the Digital Nomad visa, yes: you apply while you're legally in Spain, and a tourist entry counts. The Non-Lucrative visa is filed at the Spanish consulate in your country.

Our intake coordinator collects the facts and your lawyer confirms eligibility in writing afterwards. The call costs €49 and is credited against the €990 fee.

It's our full service fee with 21% VAT included. Government fees are separate and shown up front in the calculator, so there's nothing to discover later.

Yes. Each family member adds €200 to the fee, and the income requirement rises with them. The calculator shows your threshold with dependants.

The check shows you the gap. On the call, your lawyer looks at the whole picture: contracts, dependants and how your income is paid. We don't file cases that don't qualify.

Not yet. It must be issued within 90 days of filing, so we tell you when to order it once your filing date is set. Apostille times differ by country and are on your checklist.

Filed from Spain, the law gives the office 20 working days, and about 30 is typical. No answer by then counts as approval, though a request for more documents pauses the clock. At a consulate the legal term is 10 days.

Our fee is €990 with VAT, plus €200 per family member. Filed from Spain, government fees are €73.26 for the application and €16.08 for the residence card, per person. The calculator adds it all up.

No. It doesn't allow work in Spain, and that includes remote work for clients abroad. If you work remotely, the Digital Nomad visa is the route for you.

Price

One number. Nothing on top of it from us.

Most firms quote after a paid consultation and add 21% VAT. Here the number is the number, and the government's own fees are listed next to it.

EUR
Digital Nomad
  • You need at least€2,849/mo
  • Our fixed fee, VAT included€990
  • Government fees, at cost≈ €89
  • Screening call, credited€49

Your income qualifies for the Digital Nomad visa

Filed from Spain · decision in 20 working days by law, about 30 in practice

Book my €49 screening call

We check your answers first. It takes 3 minutes.

Our fee, any route

€990

VAT included. No hourly billing, no surprise line at the end.

Paid in two steps

  • Screening call, 25 minutesWhen you book. Refunded if you don't qualify.€49
  • Lawyer review, filing and follow-upOnly if we take your case. Due 7 days after your lawyer confirms.€941
  • Our fee, VAT included€990

On top, paid at cost

  • Government feesFiled from Spain. Consulate fees differ by country.≈ €89per person
  • Family membersEach adds to our fee and to the government fees.€200each
  • Sworn translationsOptional. Only if your documents aren't in Spanish.€39per page

What the fee covers

  • Your lawyer confirms your eligibility in writing
  • A checklist for your passport, every upload pre-checked
  • Your lawyer prepares, signs and files the application
  • Live tracking of your case, on the web and iPhone
  • Fingerprint appointment booked for your residence card

Your first evening in Spain is closer than it feels

Start with the 3-minute check. If you qualify, the €49 call is next. If you don't, we say so and you pay nothing.

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