Your Gateway to Europe
Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa offers residency without investment and Schengen mobility
This visa allows non-EU professionals and freelancers to live legally in Spain while working remotely, enjoy tax incentives, and eventually apply for permanent residence and citizenship.
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WHY SPAIN
Strategic Location
Gateway between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
Dynamic Economy
Strong in tourism, real estate, services, and a rapidly growing tech/startup ecosystem in Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia.
Mediterranean Lifestyle
Sunshine, beaches, culture, gastronomy, safety, and high living standards.
Global Mobility
Spanish residency provides free movement across the Schengen Zone (27 countries).
Citizenship Path
Spanish passport ranks among the top globally, offering visa-free/visa-on-arrival access to 190+ countries.
Family-Friendly
Spouse, children, and dependents included in the program.
In short, Spain offers lifestyle, mobility, and citizenship opportunities, without requiring any investment.
Spain Digital Nomad Visa
Spain Digital Nomad Visa
- Introduced under Law 14/2013 (Support for Entrepreneurs & Internationalization).
- Modified by the Startup Law (Law 28/2022, Final Provision Fifth).
- Managed by UGE-CE (Unidad de Grandes Empresas y Colectivos Estratégicos).
Program Options
- Digital Nomad Visa: Up to 1 year, issued at Spanish consulates.
- Residence Permit: Valid for 3 years, renewable for 2 years.
- Permanent residence after 5 years.
- Citizenship after 10 years (2 years for Ibero-American nationals).
Program Benefits
Legal residence in Spain while working remotely
Visa-free Schengen travel (27 countries)
Family inclusion (spouse, children, dependent parents)
Tax incentives under Beckham’s Law (see below)
Affordable yet high-quality lifestyle with world-class healthcare and education
Dual nationality options for Ibero-American citizens
Program Benefits
Valid passport
(1 year)
Proof of income (bank statements, payslips, tax returns)
Visa application form and photos
Employment contract or freelance agreements
Proof of company registration abroad (if employed)
Private health insurance
Criminal record certificate (apostilled/legalized)
Proof of accommodation in Spain
Beckham’s Law
Special Tax Regime for Expats
- Allows foreign residents working in Spain to be taxed as non-residents for up to 5 years.
- Flat tax of 24% on Spanish-sourced income up to €600,000/year.
- Foreign-sourced income (such as freelance work or employer income from outside Spain) may be exempt.
- Significant savings compared to the standard progressive tax rates (which can exceed 45%). This makes Spain especially attractive for digital nomads, executives, and remote professionals relocating to Europe.
Documents Legalisation and Translation
All documents must be apostilled or legalized.
Must be translated into Spanish by a certified traductor jurado.
Family Composition
The visa allows reunification for:
Spouse or
Registered Partner
Dependent
Children
Dependent Parents
(if reliant)
Timeline
How Creative Zone Can Help
We provide end-to-end assistance for Spain Digital Nomad Visa applicants:
- Eligibility assessment and tax planning (including Beckham’s Law).
- Document collection, legalization, and sworn translations.
- Guidance on employer contracts and compliance.
- Representation with consulates and Spanish immigration.
- Family inclusion and settlement support.
Support until residence card is issued, and onward to citizenship.
FAQs
1. What is Beckham’s Law?
A tax regime offering 24% flat tax on Spanish income up to €600,000 for 5 years, making relocation highly attractive.
2. How much income is required?
At least €2,160–€2,400/month plus supplements for family.
3. Can I bring my family?
Yes, spouse/partner, children, and dependent parents can join.
4. When can I apply for citizenship?
After 10 years (2 years if you’re from Latin America).
5. Do I need Spanish language skills?
Not for residence. For citizenship, A2-level Spanish is required.
A Strategic Pathway to Europe
Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa is not just a permit, it’s a strategic pathway to EU residence, tax optimization, and eventual citizenship.