Fast VISA Approval In Marbella

To be eligible for the digital nomad visa in Spain, you must prove that you earn at least 200% of the Salario Mínimo Interprofesional (SMI), which is currently 1,000 euros per month or 1,166.67 euros per month (divided into 12 payments). In the near future, the minimum wage is expected to increase to 1,082 euros per month (paid in 14 instalments). This means that you must have a monthly income of at least €2,333.34 or €28,000 per year, and this figure is expected to increase. You can prove this income through bank statements, employment contracts, or invoices.

Yes, you can bring your spouse and children to Spain on the digital nomad visa. However, to add a family member, you must prove that you have an additional 75% of the SMI or minimum wage (which amounts to an additional 875 euros). For each new family member such as children, you must prove that you have an additional 25% of the SMI which is currently €291.66.

Yes, you must have private or public health insurance to be eligible for the digital nomad visa in Spain. It is not clear whether you will have to pay social security contributions or whether you will be eligible for the public payment programme, convenio especial if you receive public health insurance.

You must prove that you have professional credentials or a degree related to your career. Alternatively, you can prove that you have at least three years of experience working in your sector.

The digital nomad visa is valid for an initial period of one year. You can then apply for a residence permit before the visa expires, which will be for 3 years if you have a permanent contract. After 5 years, you can apply for permanent residence.

Yes, once you have the digital nomad visa, you can apply for a residence card in Spain, which will allow you to travel within the EU for as long as you reside in Spain. However, it does not allow you to work or reside in other EU countries. It allows you to visit other countries for short periods of time.

How much time do I need to spend in Spain for the digital nomad visa to remain valid?

If you stay in Spain for more than 183 days, you will be considered a tax resident and will need to pay taxes on any money earned while working in Spain, even if it comes from clients or companies in other countries. The digital nomad visa offers financial advantages because it is subject to Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR) instead of the standard progressive income tax (IRPF) paid by permanent employees in Spain. Only those with income over €55,000 will be taxed under the Beckham Law (if your income is less than this amount, it is not appropriate), but if you are under the Digital Nomad Law, you will not pay tax on income from real estate assets, dividends from companies, etc., generated in your country. Wealth tax is only payable on assets located in Spain. Please note that you can only use this regime for the first 6 years.

If you stay in Spain for more than 183 days, you will be considered a tax resident and will need to pay taxes on any money earned while working in Spain, even if it comes from clients or companies in other countries. The digital nomad visa offers financial advantages because it is subject to Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR) instead of the standard progressive income tax (IRPF) paid by permanent employees in Spain. Only those with income over €55,000 will be taxed under the Beckham Law (if your income is less than this amount, it is not appropriate), but if you are under the Digital Nomad Law, you will not pay tax on income from real estate assets, dividends from companies, etc., generated in your country. Wealth tax is only payable on assets located in Spain. Please note that you can only use this regime for the first 6 years.