Spain Services
Spain immigration services: digital nomad, non-lucrative, work and tax
Movingto's Spain immigration services cover the Digital Nomad Visa (from €1,895), the Non-Lucrative Visa (from €1,750), the student, entrepreneur, highly qualified professional and self-employment routes, the Beckham Law tax regime (from €700) and Spanish tax filing, with the annual return from €100. The Spain Golden Visa is not offered because it closed to new applications on 3 April 2025 under Ley Orgánica 1/2025.
A Spanish national visa is the long-stay (type D) visa a Spanish consulate issues for stays of more than 90 days; once in Spain, the holder applies for a TIE, the foreigner identity card.
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Spain Digital Nomad Visa Assistance & Support
Spain digital nomad visa support for remote employees and independent professionals: route fit, work evidence, income proof against the UGE threshold, family scope, the file and filing steps, a tax handoff, and residence steps through to the residence card.
View serviceSpain Non-Lucrative Visa Assistance & Support
Spain non-lucrative visa support for financially independent applicants and families: income or savings evidence at 400% IPREM, health insurance, accommodation, the consular file, and residence setup through to the TIE and the first renewal.
View serviceSpain Beckham Law service
Spain Beckham Law support for inbound workers, executives, founders, remote employees, and families: article 93 eligibility, Form 149 evidence, payroll withholding, and annual-compliance handoffs, mapped before the six-month option deadline runs.
View serviceSpain student visa service
End-to-end Spain student visa (estancia por estudios) support for non-EU students admitted to a Spanish university, higher-vocational (FP), or secondary programme: enrolment proof, economic-means evidence at 100% IPREM, health insurance, Article 57 work-rights classification, consulate filing, and the TIE card under the new Reglamento de Extranjeria (RD 1155/2024).
View serviceSpain entrepreneur (startup) visa service
Spain entrepreneur (startup) visa support under Ley 14/2013 for founders of an innovative project, or one of special economic interest to Spain: business-plan and ENISA favourable-report planning, proof of funds, filing with the UGE-CE fast-track unit, residence, and a tax handoff.
View serviceSpain highly qualified professional visa service
End-to-end Spain highly qualified professional (HQP) visa support under Ley 14/2013 for company-sponsored non-EU hires: salary-threshold and qualification mapping across the national HQP authorisation and the EU Blue Card, UGE-CE fast-track filing, residence, and a tax handoff under the new Reglamento de Extranjeria (RD 1155/2024).
View serviceSpain self-employment (autonomo) visa service
End-to-end Spain self-employment (autonomo) visa support for non-EU freelancers and small-business owners working in Spain: a viable, sufficiently funded business project, proof of sufficient funds for the investment and your own maintenance, qualifications and licences, a viability report from a self-employed workers' organisation where useful, consulate filing, residence, and a tax handoff.
View serviceSpain tax return filing service
Support for annual Spanish tax-return filing and fiscal compliance for expats, new arrivals, and non-residents: resident IRPF (Modelo 100), non-resident IRNR (Modelo 210), the 3% property-sale withholding, Modelo 720 foreign-asset reporting, wealth and solidarity-tax awareness, fiscal-representative appointment where required, and deadline management, all handed to licensed tax specialists before the dates run.
View serviceSpain tax services
A single entry point to Spain's tax services for expats and new arrivals: resident IRPF and non-resident filing, the Beckham Law special regime, wealth and solidarity-tax exposure, Modelo 720 foreign-asset reporting, and self-employed (autonomo) tax.
View serviceSpain wealth and solidarity tax service
Support with Spain's two wealth taxes, the regional wealth tax (Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio) and the state solidarity tax on large fortunes (ITSGF): mapping your regional exposure, the exemptions and thresholds, the interaction between the two, and a clean handoff to a licensed Spanish tax adviser who confirms and files.
View serviceSpain Modelo 720 foreign-asset reporting
Support with Spain's foreign-asset reporting, Modelo 720 (accounts, securities, and real estate abroad) and Modelo 721 (foreign crypto): mapping the EUR 50,000 category thresholds, the re-filing rules, the post-CJEU penalty position, and a clean handoff to a licensed Spanish tax adviser who confirms and files.
View serviceSpain autonomo tax service
Support with setting up and running as self-employed (autonomo) in Spain: census and Social Security registration, income tax (IRPF via Modelo 130 and the annual Modelo 100), VAT (IVA via Modelo 303), and the real-income RETA social-security contributions, with the advice and filings owned by a licensed Spanish gestor or tax adviser.
View serviceOfficial thresholds
How much do you need for each Spain visa in 2026?
| Route | Official threshold (2026) | Movingto fee | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Nomad Visa | €2,442 a month (200% of the €1,221 minimum wage), plus €915.75 for the first family member and €305.25 for each further one | From €1,895 | UGE digital nomad FAQ and Real Decreto 126/2026 |
| Non-Lucrative Visa | €2,400 a month (400% of the €600 IPREM), plus €600 a month for each family member; no work in Spain | From €1,750 | Real Decreto 1155/2024 art. 62 and the Spanish consulate in Los Angeles |
| Student visa | €600 a month (100% of IPREM) unless accommodation is already paid | Ask for a quote | Real Decreto 1155/2024 |
| Highly qualified professional / EU Blue Card | Salary of at least €41,356.36 a year (EU Blue Card reduced threshold €33,085.09) | Get a quote | UGE salary-threshold notice and Order PJC/44/2026 |
| Beckham Law | 24% on employment income up to €600,000 and 47% above, for the year you move and the next 5 | From €700 | Personal Income Tax Act (LIRPF) art. 93 and Real Decreto 439/2007 |
| Golden Visa | Closed to new applications from 3 April 2025 | Not offered | Ley Orgánica 1/2025 (BOE) |
Official thresholds checked 18 October 2026 (BOE consolidated texts, the UGE notices and the Spanish consulate in Los Angeles). Movingto fees are from the pricing page; government fees and third-party costs are extra, and the first consultation is free.
Common questions
Spain immigration services: common questions
Which Spain visa lets me live in Spain without working?
The Non-Lucrative Visa. It needs €2,400 a month (400% of the €600 IPREM) for the main applicant plus €600 a month for each family member, and it does not allow work in Spain (Real Decreto 1155/2024 art. 62, checked 18 October 2026). If you work remotely for employers or clients outside Spain, the Digital Nomad Visa is the route, at €2,442 a month.
Is the Spain Golden Visa still available?
No. Ley Orgánica 1/2025 removed the investor visa from Ley 14/2013 with effect from 3 April 2025; only applications filed before that date are decided under the old rules (BOE, checked 18 October 2026). Investors who want an EU golden visa now look at Portugal's €500,000 fund route, where Movingto's fee is €6,000 flat with AIMA fees extra.
How much does Movingto charge for Spain services?
The Digital Nomad Visa is from €1,895, the Non-Lucrative Visa from €1,750, the Beckham Law regime from €700 and the annual tax return (renta) from €100. The entrepreneur, highly qualified professional and self-employment routes are quoted per case. Government fees are extra and the first consultation is free.
What is the minimum salary for the Spain highly qualified professional visa?
€41,356.36 a year in 2026, a single threshold set in the UGE's salary-threshold notice (1.4 times the €29,540.26 average gross salary published by INE). The EU Blue Card can use a reduced threshold of €33,085.09 in some cases (Order PJC/44/2026, checked 18 October 2026).