New Apostille guide for Spain Digital Nomad Visa 2025-2026
If you’re applying for the Digital Nomad Visa Spain, one of the key technical hurdles is making sure your…
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We regularly gather and publish information and insights about the Spanish Digital Nomad Visa application! And of course keep you up to date on the latest events about the Residency program.
Spain pays you $17,000 to live there and work remotely (2025 – 2026)
This is true. Extremadura (province in western Spain) pays remote workers up to $17,487 (€15,000) to move, register (empadronarse),…
How to Get Your TIE Card in Spain in 2025: Step-by-Step Guide
The TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is the residency card issued to foreigners living in Spain. If you’ve…
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If you’re navigating Spain’s immigration process – whether applying for a Digital Nomad Visa, renewing your residency, or getting your TIE (Tarjeta…
Spain Digital Nomad Visa – Company Certificate 6-month rule
Spanish consulates routinely send follow-up emails (requerimientos) asking applicants to replace “stale” paperwork. The exact wording they quote is…
What Is an Apostille, and Why You Need One for the Spanish Digital Nomad Visa
If you’re applying for Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa, you’ll likely come across the term apostille. This seemingly bureaucratic word…
How to deal with Providencia de Apremio
Receiving an official notification from the Spanish government can be stressful – especially if it’s labeled Providencia de Apremio.…
How to Pay a Missed Social Security Payment to Seguridad Social
If you’re a digital nomad, freelancer (autónomo), or simply living in Spain, there may come a time when you…
Digital Nomad Visa Spain for Canadians
Spain offers Canadian citizens a quick and straightforward path to get a 3 year residency (which can be prolonged…
Beckham Law for Autonomo in Spain
tl;dr: General freelance work (e.g., consulting, content creation) remains ineligible. The Beckham Law, known formally as the Special Expats…