Spanish visa

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

If you’re a foreign national in Spain with a Foreigner Identification Number (NIE by its Spanish acronym) and have recently acquired Spanish citizenship, you may be wondering how to change your NIE to a National Identity Document (or DNI) to update and regularise your administrative status.

If you’re considering moving to Spain for work, you may have come across the term “Beckham Law”. Officially known as the Special Expatriate Tax Regime, this tax scheme allows foreign workers to benefit from a significantly reduced tax rate on their income in Spain.

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

Spain’s been named the top pick for digital nomads by Global Citizen Solutions (GCS) Index.

The EU's new automated border control system launches on 12th October 2025.

Spain has placed third in the 2025 Global Retirement Index, reflecting strong healthcare outcomes, day‑to‑day liveability and comparatively steady finances for retirees. Spain’s result keeps it among Europe’s front‑runners, along with Portugal, which ranked number one.

Travellers from the UK and more than 60 other non-EU countries will soon face new entry requirements for visiting destinations such as Spain, Italy, and Portugal.

The European Union is preparing to launch EES in 2025, an automated IT system, a move that will replace traditional passport stamping with a digital registration process.

For those considering a move or already living in Spain, the strength of the local passport is a significant factor. A passport's ranking is a global measure of travel freedom, essentially counting the number of destinations its holder can visit without arranging a visa in advance.

Spain continues to sit at the top of the list for digital nomads looking to work abroad.

Sunny Spain continues to rank among the world’s top retirement destinations, and for good reason. With a fantastic Mediterranean climate, excellent healthcare, vibrant cities, and peaceful countryside, Spain offers retirees a relaxed, fulfilling lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for a bust

With Brexit reshaping the relationship between the UK and the EU, British citizens looking to reside in Spain must navigate a new set of legal requirements.

Spain's Golden Visa program, which grants residency to non-EU investors meeting specific investment thresholds, is scheduled to end on April 3, 2025. This decision aims to address concerns about rising property prices and housing accessibility in major cities like Madrid and Barcelona, where foreign investments have reportedly been linked to increased real estate costs.

Spain is the second most visited country in the world, with over 84 million tourists every year. It’s a beautiful country to visit or live in. Gorgeous weather, delicious food, affordable prices, great amenities, and ultra-low taxation (in some regions) appeal to foreigners at large.

The Spanish Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) is a fantastic option for non-EU nationals looking to live in Spain without working.

Spain's Golden Visa has been a major attraction for foreign investors for years, offering them the opportunity to obtain residency in the country in exchange for a significant investment. However, its future is now in question, with the government announcing it is to be withdrawn a few days ago.

Many countries in Europe - and the rest of the world - are questioning the residency permits granted to foreign nationals for investing in a property or other options. "Golden visas" gained popularity during the European debt crisis, and a decade later the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, Greece and Malta have ended or tightened the rules regarding their residency permit for investment schemes. Spain has now joined this group, but there are still countries that continue to provide residency for investors.

The Council of Ministers approved removing golden visas for foreigners investing over €500,000 in housing, just one day after the President Pedro Sánchez, announced the decision. idealista/news speaks with Spain's main luxury real estate agents to see what they think. They believe that, although it is a blow for the sector, since it removes an appealing option in some cases, they expect limited damage, since most foreign investors do not invest in Spain to obtain a residence permit. Furthermore, only 0.1% and 0.5% of homes sold to foreigners from 2016 to 2023 received golden visas.

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has announced that the next Council of Ministers this Tuesday will address removing the Golden Visa for foreigners who invest more than €500,000 in properties. During an event on housing in Dos Hermanas (Seville), Pedro Sánchez explained that the Coun

Spain is the second most visited country in the world, with over 84 million tourists every year. It’s a beautiful country to visit, or live in. Gorgeous weather, great food, affordable prices, great amenities, and ultra-low taxation in some regions of Spain appeal to foreigners at large.

Attaining a Golden Visa is one of the most popular methods to acquire a visa and acquire the right to remain and live in Spain (legally).

What is the Golden Visa in Spain? The Golden Visa in Spain, also known as the residence visa for investors, is a temporary permit given to individuals who are not citizens of the European Union (EU) and their families.

In the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, more than a dozen European countries tried to plug budget deficits with programmes that included home purchases.

The new Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) offers unique tax advantages that no other Spanish visa can match. Its main outlier - and what distinguishes from other available visas - is precisely the wide array of tax benefits it offers.