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The Digital Nomad Visa: How to live and work remotely from Spain
How to handle the paperwork, work legally and enjoy life while living in Spain

Moving to Spain as a remote worker is an exciting opportunity, but arranging all the paperwork required can feel overwhelming. Paperwork, income proof, health insurance, and making sure your family can join you all need attention. So let's take a closer look at the Digital Nomad Visa and what it takes to make your move more straightforward.
What is the Digital Nomad Visa
Spain's Digital Nomad Visa allows non-EU remote workers to live and work legally in the country while remaining employed by foreign companies or serving overseas clients. It is designed for people whose main income comes from outside Spain, making it a great option for freelancers, remote employees, and entrepreneurs working internationally. The visa also makes it possible to bring family members along, so your spouse and children can start their new life in Spain with you.
Who can apply
To qualify for the visa, you need to meet a few requirements. At least 80% of your income must come from outside Spain, and single applicants must earn a minimum monthly income of €2,646. Applicants must have a university degree or at least three years of relevant professional experience. You also need approval from your employer or clients to work remotely from Spain, private health insurance, and a clean criminal record.
Benefits of the Digital Nomad Visa
Processing for the Digital Nomad Visa can be fast, taking between one and three months. The visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area and comes with attractive tax benefits. Foreign income is taxed at a flat rate of 24% for up to four years. These features make it a great option for remote workers looking to live and work legally in Spain while enjoying all the country has to offer.
Preparing your application
The application process involves several steps. You must provide accurate documents, proof of income, employer approval, health insurance, and clean criminal records. Any mistakes can delay approval or lead to complications. Understanding the requirements and gathering the necessary documentation is essential for a smooth process.
How MyMoveSpain can help
MyMoveSpain has over ten years of experience assisting British and other international residents through Spain's visa and residency process. Their team specialises in Spanish visas and residency permits, including the Digital Nomad Visa. They guide clients through every stage of the process, helping you understand exactly what documents are needed, liaising with Spanish authorities on your behalf, and making sure your application is prepared efficiently. Their support covers families, property considerations, and practical advice to help you start life in Spain without the hassle.
For personalised advice on the Digital Nomad Visa, contact MyMoveSpain today:
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