Angela
Lawyer · Córdoba, Spain
- 381 cases handled
- 27+ years in practice
- Speaks: English, Spanish
- Law, Business and Company Administration, Universidad Pontificia de Comillas (ICADE)
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5.00(30 reviews)
Spain ties its visa thresholds to two official figures that change by law: IPREM, the public income indicator (€600 a month in 2026), and the minimum wage (SMI), €1,221 a month in 14 payments for 2026.
Every route also asks for private health insurance, a clean criminal record and, for the digital nomad visa, at least three months with the employer, a company active for a year and a degree or three years of experience. A lawyer checks the whole file before you apply, and helps after arrival with the NIE and the TIE residence card.
1Your details
Spouse or partner, dependent parents
Salary, pension, rents, remote work
Money in the bank you can show
2Your result
Digital Nomad Visa
Remote work for employers or clients outside Spain (up to 20% Spanish clients if self-employed)
200% of the Spanish minimum wage (€1,221 a month in 14 payments, 2026) + 75% for the first family member + 25% for each further one.
Consulates apply the 14-payment minimum wage; some offices and advisers use the 12-payment equivalent (€2,849 for one person). Also needed: 3 months with the employer, a company active for 1 year, a degree or 3 years' experience.
Lawyers for the Digital Nomad Visa →Non-Lucrative Visa
Living on your own means (pension, savings, rents) without working in Spain
400% of IPREM (€600 a month, 2026) for you + 100% for each family member — RD 1155/2024 art. 62.
Savings that cover the whole first year are accepted. No work in Spain, private health insurance required.
Lawyers for the Non-Lucrative Visa →Golden Visa
Residence by investment
Closed to new applications since 3 April 2025 (Ley Orgánica 1/2025). Permits already granted can still be renewed.
Lawyers for the Golden Visa →An estimate for planning, not legal or tax advice. Figures checked 26 Oct 2026. Sources: RD 1155/2024 (BOE), SMI 2026 — RD 126/2026 (BOE), IPREM — SEPE, Spanish consulate — teleworker visa.
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