The Spanish Digital Nomad Visa offers a simple and tax efficient way for remote workers and freelancers to live and work in Spain.
Spain is widely recognised as one of the best countries for remote work, attracting digital nomads and international professionals from around the world. According to the VisaGuide Digital Nomad Index, Spain ranks as the top destination for digital nomads with a perfect score of 5, followed by UAE.
The Spanish Digital Nomad Visa, regulated by Law 14/2013, is a practical option for remote workers who want to live in Spain while keeping their job and contract in their home country
The Digital Nomad Visa in Spain gives you access to the country’s favourable non-resident tax regime, known as the Beckham Law, offering significant tax advantages.
This special income tax scheme allows eligible applicants to pay tax at a reduced fixed rate. It offers significant tax benefits for expats living and working in Spain for up to six years.
Our team of legal and tax experts can guide you through the application process and help you understand the full implications for residency, immigration, and personal taxation in Spain.
At Del Canto Chambers, our expert lawyers can make the transition easy and straightforward with a step-by-step process tailored to your individual circumstances.
Our team of dual-qualified Spanish and English legal and tax professionals will guide you through the process of living and working in Spain under the Spanish Government’s Digital Nomad Visa rules—while ensuring compliance with your home country’s tax and legal obligations. As authorised agents, we handle the entire application process on your behalf.
For official guidance on the Digital Nomad Visa for UK nationals, please visit the Spanish Consulate website.
Del Canto Chambers’ dual-qualified, multilingual tax lawyers have handled over 500 complex cases from Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and Asia. Discerning London-based and international clients, corporations, solicitors, and tax advisors count on our expertise.
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The Spanish Digital Nomad Visa is a type of visa that allows remote workers to live and work temporarily in Spain. It is attractive to those who wish to experience Spanish culture while maintaining their remote employment. This visa provides flexibility and the opportunity to immerse themselves in a different environment.
The requirements for the Spain Digital Nomad Visa include having remote employment with sufficient income, valid private health insurance in Spain if you are an employee, and meeting specific requirements. Evidence of employment, a valid passport and a clean criminal record are required.
Taxation may vary from case to case. Spain may require payment of local taxes, although there are specific tax arrangements for digital nomads. It is crucial to research and understand the tax implications before applying for the visa to avoid surprises.
The Spain Digital Nomad Visa is initially issued for a period of three years if you meet all the requirements. It is possible to renew it for additional periods of up to two years, provided that certain requirements are met, such as demonstrating sustainable income and complying with local laws.
To rebut this presumption you need to prove otherwise.
Del Canto Chambers has a specialised team ready and eager to support you to apply for Spanish nationality. If you are interested in applying and would like to know if you are eligible, we would be delighted to help you.
Del Canto Chambers specialists are constantly up to date with new legislative changes and aware of any Spanish tax and legal implications. Contact our Spanish legal and tax specialists to find out the best tax planning and corporate structures in your circumstances.
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