Get Your Digital Nomad Visa for Spain 🇪🇸
Fast, efficient and possible in as little as 20 days
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✅Speak directly with a lawyer in your language
✅ Streamlined application process
Book a free consultation to find out if you qualify.
The World’s Most Sought-After Visa
Voted Best Global Visa for the second year in a row
¿Are You Eligible?
Here are the requirements to apply for the Digital Nomad Visa:
✔️ Remote work as an employee or freelancer
✔️ Minimum annual income of approximately €30,000
✔️ University degree or 3 years of proven experience related to your current work
✔️ A minimum 3-month working relationship with your employer or client
✔️ The employee or client must have at least 1 year of seniority.
✔️ Employer or client must be established for at least 1 year
✔️ Clean criminal record
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About Us
Digital Nomad Spain is made up of a multidisciplinary team of experts dedicated to helping digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and families settle smoothly in Spain. With expertise in key areas such as immigration law, financial planning, relocation, and professional development, we work to ensure a safe, seamless, and rewarding relocation experience.
Need Help with Other Services?
We’re here to assist you with all immigration-related procedures in Spain, including:
Company formation and business relocation
Advisory services for highly qualified professionals
Family reunification
Student visas
Civil partnerships
Spanish citizenship applications
Non-lucrative residence permits
Beckham Law (tax exemption on foreign income)
They Already Made It Happen, You Could Be Next.
Georgianne C.
Consultora de negocio (EEUU)
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Thank you so much!
I can't believe they finally approved it! Wow! Thank you, thank you!
Roland R.
Business Consultant (UK)
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After another provider let us down, working with Nari was a huge relief. Her approach was very professional, and she was well-informed about the latest changes in the visa department. She worked very hard to ensure we had a successful outcome. I highly recommend her if you need to obtain a visa in Spain.
Lusine P.
Disenadora web (Armenia)
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My residency application seemed complicated, but the Digital Nomad Spain team sorted everything out for me. They guided me through every step, made everything simple, and today I'm enjoying my new life in Torremolinos.
Guarantees and Results
We offer a money-back guarantee if we don’t achieve the agreed initial outcome.
99% Success Rate
We do not start any process unless we are confident it will benefit you. Our commitment is to save you time and money by avoiding unnecessary delays and delivering effective results.
Refund Policy
Your satisfaction is our priority. That’s why we have a clear and transparent refund policy to ensure you always receive the value you deserve from our services.
Personalized Experience
Every client is unique, and we treat each case accordingly. We provide a fully personalized experience at every stage, ensuring your needs are met with precision and care.
Frequently Asked Questions
We are committed to ensuring your application receives a favorable outcome. Our clients enjoy a 99% success rate in having their applications approved.
The Digital Nomad Visa is a residence permit that allows non-EU citizens to live and work remotely from Spain while maintaining their professional activities abroad.
No, you have two options:
From your country of residence: You will receive an initial one-year visa, allowing you to legally enter and live in Spain. Once in Spain, you can apply to extend it to a longer-term residence permit.
From Spain (if you are already legally present as a tourist): If you are legally in Spain, you can apply directly for a 3-year digital nomad residence permit, with the option to renew for 2 more years. After 5 years of legal residence, you may apply for permanent residency.
- Valid passport
- Criminal record certificate
- Current employment or service contract
- Remote work permit (if applicable)
- Certificate of Good Standing
- Updated CV with employment references
- Bank statements from the last 3 months
- Academic degrees or diplomas
- Civil status certificate
- Birth certificates of children
Passports of minors, etc.
The initial visa is valid for 3 years. It can be renewed for an additional 2 years, and after 5 years of legal residence, you may apply for permanent residency.
Certified translations, state administrative fees, apostilles, and legalization of documents.
We are committed to ensuring the only response you receive is favorable. Our clients have a 99% success rate in getting their applications approved.
We work with fixed rates for complete services—no surprises or extra fees.
Yes. As a family member of a digital nomad, your partner and other family members are allowed to work in Spain without any issues.
Yes, the Digital Nomad Visa is available to citizens of all countries, with no exceptions.
We thoroughly analyze the reasons for any visa denial and prepare appeals, boasting an 85% success rate. With over 200 residency cases successfully resolved, we are confident in securing a positive outcome for you.
Spain is one of the safest countries in Europe, according to the 2023 Global Peace Index. It is known for low crime rates, an excellent public healthcare system, and an ideal environment for families and remote professionals alike.
Spain offers one of the best environments for families in Europe. It has a high-quality education system—ranked among the top 15 worldwide for early childhood education—a wide variety of cultural and recreational activities, a healthy lifestyle supported by the Mediterranean diet and over 300 days of sunshine annually, and strong safety records (the third safest EU country to raise children, according to Eurostat).
Spain provides excellent value compared to other developed countries. The cost of living is 30-50% lower than in the US or Northern Europe (Numbeo 2024). Housing costs are approximately 60% cheaper than in London or New York. Public healthcare is free, or you can opt for private health insurance starting at around €50/month. Additionally, Spain offers a Mediterranean climate with over 300 days of sunshine, modern infrastructure, and affordable leisure options such as dining, cultural activities, and efficient transportation.
Yes. Spain has vibrant international communities, and many essential services are available in English.
Private health insurance is not mandatory if you are registered with the public health system, which is free of charge. However, many choose private insurance for faster access to care or specific services. Affordable plans with excellent coverage are widely available.
Yes, as long as you submit your application within the established deadline, your stay is considered legal while your application is being processed.
If you opt for the special tax regime, you will only pay taxes on income generated within Spain. If you become a tax resident, you will be taxed on all your income, both domestic and international.
Yes, you may return to your country while the procedures are ongoing in Spain. However, we recommend coordinating with your lawyer to ensure there are no legal issues and that your application continues smoothly during your absence. This helps prevent delays or complications.
Yes, after five years of legal residence in Spain, you can apply for permanent residence. This allows you to live and work in Spain indefinitely without needing to renew your residence permit.
Yes, you can apply for Spanish nationality, but eligibility depends on your country of origin and your length of residence in Spain.
A child automatically acquires Spanish nationality if at least one parent is Spanish, regardless of where the child is born. If a child is born in Spain to foreign parents, they do not automatically receive Spanish nationality. However, the child may apply for residency after living legally in Spain for at least one year.
