Spain visa guides
Start with the decision in front of you: choosing a route, organising evidence or understanding where to apply. Each guide gives you practical next steps and links to official information.
Digital Nomad vs Non-Lucrative
Compare Spain's Digital Nomad and Non-Lucrative visas by work plans, financial evidence, application location and family preparation.
Read the guide: Digital Nomad vs Non-LucrativeSpain visa document planning
Organise documents for a Spanish Digital Nomad or Non-Lucrative application: passports, financial evidence, family records, translations and document timing.
Read the guide: Spain visa document planningSpain or a consulate?
Understand the difference between a Digital Nomad residence application from Spain, a consular visa and the initial Non-Lucrative visa process.
Read the guide: Spain or a consulate?Family document checklist
Plan relationship, dependency and custody evidence for a family move to Spain. Separate the main applicant’s documents from each accompanying application.
Read the guide: Family document checklistNLV savings and pension evidence
Organise savings, pension and passive-income evidence for Spain’s Non-Lucrative visa. Understand household calculations, account ownership and consular checks.
Read the guide: NLV savings and pension evidenceNIE, TIE and residence permission
Understand the difference between Spain’s NIE identification number, TIE residence card and immigration permission before booking the wrong appointment.
Read the guide: NIE, TIE and residence permissionFreelancer application evidence
Prepare contracts, invoices and remote-work evidence for Spain’s Digital Nomad route as a freelancer. Understand clients, professional history and Social Security.
Read the guide: Freelancer application evidenceExplore the two visa routes
Digital Nomad visa
Plan a Spain Digital Nomad visa or residence application: remote work, documents, family, costs and applying from Spain or a consulate.
Non-Lucrative visa
Understand Spain's Non-Lucrative visa: nonworking residence, financial evidence, consular documents, family applications and service costs.
Know your cost before you commit
€1,190 for the main applicant and €250 per standard additional family member, including VAT. Two equal payments. Government fees and translations are separate.