Working as a digital nomad in Spain!
More and more people are opting for remote work, which has led to an increase in the number of workers known as digital nomads. Working as a digital nomad in Spain offers numerous advantages and benefits. To help you understand the process better, let’s dive into the details:
What is the digital nomad visa?
The digital nomad visa is aimed at people who work in remote and has an international scope. It allows the entrance and residence in Spain for a maximum of one year while working for clients anywhere in the world.
In addition, this visa allows foreigners who are regularly in Spain to apply for a residence permit for a maximum period of three years, renewable for an additional two years. After these five years, permanent residence can be obtained.
What is the purpose of the digital nomad visa in Spain?
The digital nomad visa in Spain allows remote workers to reside in the country while working for clients anywhere in the world.
What are the steps to apply for the digital nomad visa?
The steps to apply for the visa include filling in the form, paying the fee, taking out travel insurance, and providing proof of income and documents proving remote work.
Are there specific requirements for employees and the self-employed?
Yes, there are specific requirements for both employees and the self-employed:
- Employees: You need to present a bank certificate, have a company located outside Spain, and secure health insurance.
- Self-employed: You must demonstrate at least three years of remote work experience or one year of remote work experience with a contract. Additionally, you need to show the necessary qualifications and experience for your line of work.
What are the advantages of the digital nomad visa?
The advantages of the visa include the possibility of permanent residence, living in Spain for 5 years, promotion of coworking spaces, tax benefits for registering a company, and opportunities for UK citizens and companies
How do taxes work for digital nomads in Spain?
Taxes payable as a digital nomad in Spain are fixed and generally lower than regular income tax.
What is Spain’s Startup Law?
Spain’s Startup Law, passed in 2023, provides a framework to attract global talent and promote startup investment and development.
If you’re considering working as a digital nomad in Spain and need assistance with the visa application, feel free to contact us. The BLC Legal Consulting team are here to provide the help you need and guide you through the process.