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🇪🇸 Student Stay Authorization in Spain

A Comprehensive Guide for International Students Spain is not only known for its rich culture, sunny beaches, and vibrant cities — it’s also a top destination for international students. Whether you’re enrolling in a university program, language school, or conducting research, you’ll likely need a Student Stay Authorization (Autorización de Estancia por Estudios) to legally live and study in the country. This article offers a complete overview of the requirements, process, benefits, and key considerations for obtaining your student stay...

Non-Lucrative Residence Visa

The Non-Lucrative Residence Visa offers non-European Union (EU) nationals the opportunity to reside in Spain without engaging in any professional or commercial activities. This visa is particularly suitable for retirees or individuals with sufficient financial means to support themselves independently. Below is a comprehensive guide to the official requirements and necessary documentation for applying for this visa. Key Requirements Required Documentation When applying for the Non-Lucrative Residence Visa, the following documents must be submitted: Application Process Important Considerations

Residence and self-employment visa in Spain. Common requirements.

Applying for a residence and self-employment visa in Spain requires meeting specific legal requirements and submitting a comprehensive set of documents. Below is a detailed guide to the necessary documentation and the legal framework governing this process. Legal Framework The application process is governed by: Required Documentation To apply for a residence and self-employment visa, you must provide the following documents: Important Considerations Detailed Business Plan Requirements One of the most critical elements in the self-employment visa application is a comprehensive business...

Tax Break or Financial Trap for Foreigners in Spain: The Beckham Law

Spain offers foreign professionals a special tax regime known as the “Beckham Law.” It allows individuals relocating to Spain for work to temporarily reduce their tax burden. Instead of the standard progressive tax rates (which can go up to 47%), participants in this regime pay a flat 24% on income up to €600,000. But there’s a catch: after 6 years, these benefits expire — and the tax rates can rise significantly. Let’s take a closer look at who truly benefits from this regime, and who Read more…

By immigrationatt.com, 19 hoursApril 2, 2025 ago

🔄 Digital Nomad Visa Update

We have updated the list of required documents, translations, and apostilles in accordance with the latest additions from UGE. List of Required Documents: • MI-T Application Form (hand-signed) • Scanned copy of passport (all pages) • Proof of legal entry into Spain (stamp or entry declaration) • Criminal record certificate (apostilled + sworn translation) • Declaration of no criminal offenses • Paid fee (Tasa 790-038, €73.26) • Employment contract with sworn translation, signed at least 3 months before applying for the Nomad Visa • Certificate from Read more…

By immigrationatt.com, 2 weeksMarch 19, 2025 ago

Welcome to Our Blog – Your Guide to Immigration in Spain!

Welcome to our blog! Here we will share all last news about Spanish immigration law and all interesting cases we have in our daily work. First of all, I want to thank you for your interest in our small, but really effective company. As an immigration lawyer, I have dedicated my career to helping people navigate the legal complexities of moving to Spain. But more than that—I understand your journey on a personal level. I was once an Read more…

By immigrationatt.com, 1 monthFebruary 19, 2025 ago