Spain Digital Nomad Visa Training

Course Description

Spain's Digital Nomad Visa created under the Ley de Startups 2023 allows non EU remote workers and freelancers to live and work in Spain legally for up to 5 years. Spain offers something that few digital nomad destinations can match: a world class quality of life, extraordinary food and culture, excellent transport connections across Europe, and a dedicated immigration pathway with a competitive special tax regime. This course teaches immigration professionals and prospective nomads the full Spanish Digital Nomad Visa process, from the consulate application through the tax benefits and residence permit system.

What You'll Learn?

• Modules
  Module 1: Spain Digital Nomad Visa under Ley de Startups and Eligibility Legal basis under Ley de Startups (Law 28/2022), eligible applicants employees of foreign companies and self employed freelancers with primarily foreign clients, minimum income requirement (approximately EUR 2,646 per month net as a reference 200 percent of Spain's minimum wage), the distinction between the initial 1 year national visa and subsequent 3 year residence permit, and UGE CE (Large Business Unit) as the main authority for qualified professional applications.
  
  Module 2: Consulate Application and Required Documents Digital Nomad Visa application at the Spanish consulate, required documents covering employment contract or freelance contracts with foreign clients showing that work is conducted remotely, bank statements demonstrating the minimum income for at least 3 months, proof that the employer or clients are based outside Spain, accommodation confirmation, health insurance, and clean criminal record. Application form requirements and fee structure are covered in full.
  
  Module 3: Arrival, NIE and Special Beckham Tax Regime Arrival in Spain on the Digital Nomad Visa, NIE (Foreigners Identification Number) registration, Padrón municipal registration, application for the 3 year residence permit as a digital nomad through UGE CE, the Beckham Law (Ley Beckham) special expatriate tax regime flat 24 percent tax on Spain source income up to EUR 600,000 for the first 6 years of Spanish residency and how to apply for it within 6 months of arrival.