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For EU citizens, moving to Spain is more straightforward thanks to freedom of movement — but it still requires navigating Spanish administrative law. Even though you don’t need a traditional visa, you must register as a resident if you stay over 90 days, obtain an NIE (Foreigner Identification Number), and complete your local empadronamiento (address registration) to access healthcare, tax benefits, or open a bank account. Gonzalez Sanchez & Partners guides EU nationals through every step, handling paperwork, deadlines, and interactions with local town halls and immigration offices to ensure you settle legally and stress-free.
For non-EU citizens — including UK nationals post-Brexit — moving to Spain involves more complex immigration requirements under Spanish law. You’ll typically need to apply for a valid visa or residency permit, such as the Golden Visa (for property investors), Digital Nomad Visa (for remote workers), or Family Reunification Visa. Each option comes with strict financial, insurance, and legal criteria set by Spanish immigration authorities. Our lawyers handle the full process: advising on the best route, preparing applications, coordinating with consulates, and managing follow-ups to secure your residency properly and protect your long-term rights in Spain.
The journey to Spanish residency is marked by several critical legal requisites that warrant careful consideration:
Demonstrating your financial stability is paramount. This includes showing evidence of sufficient funds to sustain yourself and any dependents, with specifics varying by residency type.
A clean criminal record is a non-negotiable requirement, affirming your good standing and ensuring community safety.
Ensuring you have comprehensive health insurance coverage from a reputable provider is essential, offering peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
The application process can be daunting, with each case presenting unique challenges. Engaging with Spanish consulates or the “Extranjería” is a crucial step, often requiring professional guidance to navigate successfully.
With our legal support and connections, most clients secure their NIE within 1–2 weeks depending on the location and time of the year.
In most cases, yes — we handle the paperwork and represent you before Spanish authorities.
Yes — we provide full legal guidance on eligibility, documentation, and filing for Spain’s digital nomad visa.
The Beckham Law offers a special tax regime for new residents working in Spain. We can assess your eligibility and manage the application.
We advise on applying the double tax treaty between Spain and your home country to avoid or reduce double taxation.
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