Digital Nomad Visa Spain
Digital Nomad Visa Spain
If you’re applying for Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa, you’ll likely come across the term apostille. This seemingly bureaucratic word plays a key role in international document verification and getting it right is essential for a smooth visa process.
Receiving an official notification from the Spanish government can be stressful – especially if it’s labeled Providencia de Apremio. But what does this document actually mean, and how should you respond? Below is a practical overview to help you make…
If you’re a digital nomad, freelancer (autónomo), or simply living in Spain, there may come a time when you have difficulties paying your social security (Seguridad Social) via the usual direct debit method (e.g., your account is blocked or funds…
Spain offers Canadian citizens a quick and straightforward path to get a 3 year residency (which can be prolonged every 3 years). Both freelancers and employed remote workers qualify, with the latter eligible for special Bekham regime. For canadian remote…
tl;dr: General freelance work (e.g., consulting, content creation) remains ineligible. The Beckham Law, known formally as the Special Expats Tax Regime, offers significant tax advantages to foreigners moving to Spain for work. Originally enacted to attract international talent, this regime…
Navigating a new country’s bureaucratic systems can be daunting, especially when it comes to social security and insurance. Recently, there’s been a lot of discussion about the Spanish social security system and the insurance processes linked to it. Today, we’ll…
Second-quarter tax closing of 2024 for autonomo is right around the corner. July 17, 2024 – submission of forms 111, 115, 130 and 303 to be paid with direct debit.July 22, 2024 – voluntary deadline to submit forms 111, 115,…
In 2023, Spain began issuing residencies for digital nomads, many have moved or are planning to move, but since the residency is new, many questions still arise. In this article, we will discuss the issue of changing a contract or…
The Spanish “autónomo” regime refers to the Special Regime for Self-Employed Workers (Régimen Especial de Trabajadores Autónomos). When you register as an autónomo, you are legalizing your business activities for tax purposes and registering yourself for the social security regime…
Recently, General Treasury of the Social Security – Tesorería General de La Seguridad Social (TGSS) has begun requesting from the UGE the details of a nomad’s residence registration, in order to determine whether a person truly has the right to work…