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Digital Nomad Visa
A visa for remote workers and freelancers who wish to live in Spain while working for non-Spanish companies or clients.
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Eligibility: Digital professionals who can work remotely. Applicants must demonstrate they have a stable source of income and health insurance.
Benefits: Provides legal residency in Spain without the need for a local employer. Family members can also apply for residency.
Validity: Typically, valid for 3 years, with the possibility of renewal.
Non- Lucrative Visa
A visa for non-EU nationals who wish to reside in Spain without engaging in any work or professional activities.
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Financial Requirements: Applicants must show sufficient financial means to support themselves. As of 2023, this means having a minimum monthly income of €2,400, plus €600 for each dependent.
Health Insurance: Must have private health insurance valid in Spain.
Benefits: Allows residency without the need to work. Ideal for retirees or individuals with independent financial means.
Validity: Initially granted for one year, renewable for two-year periods. It leads to a Long Termf Residence permit after 5 years.
Work Permit
Standard work permit: A permit required for non-EU nationals to work in Spain. Or Work permit for Highly Qualified workers
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Standard work permit: A permit required for non-EU nationals to work in Spain.Application Process: Requires a job offer from a Spanish employer. The employer must demonstrate that the position cannot be filled by an EU citizen.
Benefits: Legal right to work and reside in Spain. Can lead to long-term residency and eventually citizenship.
Validity: Typically linked to the length of the employment contract, renewable.
Work permit for Highly Qualified workers:
The Highly Qualified Visa is designed for professionals with advanced skills and qualifications. This visa is typically aimed at individuals who hold a university degree or have equivalent experience and are being hired for high-level positions, such as managers, specialists, or researchers. The key requirements usually include:
A job offer from a company in the host country.
Proof of qualifications, such as a degree or extensive professional experience.
The job position must align with the applicant’s qualifications and experience.
The salary offered should meet or exceed a specified threshold set by immigration authorities.
This residence permit provides a pathway to long-term residency and allows the holder’s family members to accompany them.
Family Member Visa
A visa allowing non-EU nationals to join their family members who are legally residing in Spain, OR Residence Through Civil Partnership with a EU citizen (”pareja de hecho”)
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A visa allowing non-EU nationals to join their family members who are legally residing in Spain:
- Eligibility: Spouses, children under 18, and dependent parents of a Spanish resident or citizen.
- Requirements: The sponsor must show sufficient financial resources and suitable accommodation. Family members must have health insurance.
- Benefits: Legal residency in Spain, with the possibility of working or studying.
- Validity: Usually matches the validity of the sponsor’s residence permit.
Residence Through Civil Partnership with a EU citizen (”pareja de hecho”)
Residence through a civil partnership allows an individual to obtain residency based on their relationship with a partner who is a EU citizen. The main points to consider are:
- The sponsoring partner must meet certain financial requirements to support both individuals.
- Once approved, this residence permit grants the right to live and work in Spain, often leading to permanent residency after 5 years.
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Spanish Student Visa
This visa is intended for non-EU nationals who have been accepted into an accredited educational institution in Spain and wish to reside in the country for the duration of their studies.
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Eligibility: Acceptance into a recognized Spanish educational institution.
Financial Requirements:Proof of sufficient financial means to support oneself during the stay.
Health Insurance: Must have health insurance valid in Spain.
Benefits: Allows the student to reside in Spain for the duration of their studies. If studding a Master’s Degree part-time work (up to 30 hours per week) is permitted.
Validity: Valid for the duration of the study program, renewable.
Entrepreneur Visa
A visa for non-EU nationals who plan to start a business in Spain.
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- Business Plan: Must present a viable business plan that contributes to the Spanish economy and creates jobs. The business should be innovative and add economic value.
- Financial Requirements: Proof of sufficient funds to start and sustain the business.
For individuals with close family members who are Spanish citizens or residents. This includes parents of a Spanish child. - Benefits: Legal residency for the entrepreneur and their family. The visa allows them to live and work in Spain while establishing the business.
- Validity: Initially granted for 3 years, renewable.
Spanish Citizenship Visa
Spanish citizenship grants the right to live, work, and vote in Spain and travel freely within the EU.
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- Eligibility:
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- By birth or descent: Children born to Spanish parents.
- By marriage: After one year of legal residency in Spain if married to a Spanish citizen.
- By naturalization: Typically, after ten years of legal and continuous residency. Reduced periods apply for citizens of Ibero-American countries, Portugal, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, and for Sephardic Jews.
- By option: Available to certain individuals, such as those born in Spain to foreign parents.
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- Benefits: Full rights as a Spanish citizen, including the ability to live and work anywhere in the EU.
- Requirements: Must demonstrate good civic conduct and sufficient integration into Spanish society, including language proficiency.
Clarity, Trust, and a Personalized Approach to Your Immigration Journey
At BeGlobal, we do more than just process visas — we walk with you every step of the way. We specialize in providing tailored legal advice to international clients who want to study, work, or settle in Spain, always with a clear, honest, and human-centered approach.
We understand that no two cases are alike. That’s why we offer direct, personalized service based on your unique situation
Legal Support You Can Trust, From People Who Care
Our priority is to make sure you understand every step of the process with complete transparency. Your peace of mind is our goal. We’re here to help you make informed decisions and achieve your goals in Spain, knowing you’re supported by a legal team that genuinely cares.