If you are planning to move to Spain, you should seriously consider becoming a digital nomad.There is no question that the Digital Nomad Visa has become the most sought-after visa in Spain after the demise of the Golden Visa in early 2025.The Digital Nomad Visa (or tax-free visa, as it is

Málaga ranks as the third most popular destination in the world for digital nomads, following this article from the newspaper Diario Sur.

Lately, there has been a lot of talk and hype in the media regarding a Spanish ruling that opens the way to end tax discrimination against non-residents on filing the annual Non-Resident Imputed Income Tax (NRIIT).

Spooky October is upon us, and many people are now making plans on where to move next year. Political turmoil is on the rise worldwide, with irresponsible politicians – from both sides of the aisle – fanning the flames of social polarisation in established democracies, with some now on the brin

This last quarter, ending on July 2025, marked the 45th quarter, or 11 straight years, of continued growth in Spanish property prices. Moreover, as explained in previous articles, Spanish property prices have reached all-time highs with no signs of abatement.As highlighted previously, ther

Discover the key differences between tourist rentals and seasonal lets in Spain, from legal requirements and contract lengths to taxation and tenant rights. Whether you're a property owner or tenant, understanding these distinctions is essential for making informed decisions in the Spanish rental market.

Last 3rd of April 2025, Spain’s Horizontal Property Act was amended. This is the law that rules on community of owners in Spain.

In short, yes. Property prices will continue to soar over the next years.Not only can, but it is my view they will climb to new heights. Sounds unreasonable? At a first glance, it would appear so, yes.

Well, well, well. Who could have guessed?The Union formally opened an inquest against Spain on the 18th of June 2025 for unlawful tax discrimination of non-residents.Spain levies an annual non-resident tax (in Spanish, Impuesto sobre la Renta de No Residentes or IRNR for short).

Spain has introduced a new short-term rental registry to regulate tourist accommodations. Property owners must now register rentals with regional authorities, ensuring compliance with safety and zoning rules. The move aims to improve oversight, combat illegal listings, and protect long-term housing availability for residents.