The Spain Digital Nomad Visa and Residence Permit are both designed for non-EU nationals who wish to live in Spain while working remotely.
Who Is Eligible?
You may qualify if you:
- Work remotely for a company or corporate employer located outside Spain, or
- Are self-employed and provide services to corporate clients outside Spain
- Perform your work exclusively using computer, telematics, and telecommunications systems
If you are self-employed, you may also work with a company located in Spain, provided that this activity does not exceed 20% of your total professional workload.
Professional Requirements
Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
- Hold an undergraduate or postgraduate degree from a recognized university, college, or business school, or
- Have at least three years of professional experience in their current field of activity
Family Members
You may include the following family members in your application:
- Spouse or registered domestic partner
- Minor children
Visa vs. Residence Permit
- Digital Nomad Visa
- Applied for in your country of residence.
- Valid for one year.
- Digital Nomad Residence Permit
- Applied for from within Spain.
- Valid for up to three years, or for the length of the employment contract, if shorter.
Income Required (2026)
- Digital Nomad (Main applicant): 2,849 EU (34,188 EU per year)
- Digital Nomad + Partner: 2,849 EU + 1,068 EU = 3,917 EU (47,009 EU per year) for a family of two.
- Digital Nomad + Partner + one child: 2,849 EU + 1,068 EU + 356 EU = 4,274 EU (51,282 EU per year) for a family of three.
- Digital Nomad + Partner + two children: 2,849 EU + 1,068 EU + 712 EU = 4,630 EU (59,829 EU per year) for a family of four.
The details above are not exhaustive, and are meant to provide general information only. Requirements may change.
If you would like to assess your eligibility, feel free to contact us.
Select Testimonials
Debora came highly recommended by good friends from my home town who had already gone through the NLV process. We contracted with Debora for the Digital Nomad Visa, and she guided us every step of the way. The process was daunting, but fortunately, we were not in a hurry, and we were able to proceed step by step. One thing we loved about Debora’s guidance was that when there were items for us to complete, she was able to provide step-by-step instructions to navigate websites, appointments, forms, and documents. Debora is very precise, engaged, articulate, and was always available to answer questions. We already have our approved DNV, obtained our TIEs, and are living in Barcelona. We couldn’t have done this without her.”
— Craig and Brian, Palm Springs, CA, now living in Barcelona, Spain
Debora was recommended to us by friends who worked with her to obtain a Spanish Digital Nomad Residence. It was a pleasure working with Debora. Our case was somewhat complex, involving citizens of two countries, and one of us is self-employed. All of this in the context of a changing landscape of requirements and processes on the part of the Spanish government (UGE). Debora’s experience, professionalism, and expertise helped us navigate the Digital Nomad Residence process with ease. We are thrilled to have successfully obtained our three-year residence thanks to working with Debora. We truly could not have done this without her and her Spanish counterpart.
— Julia and Eli, San Anselmo, CA, now living in San Sebastian, Spain
