Latest News & Webinars
Our news area is designed to keep you up to date with developments of Spanish law and other related news.
Explained – Spanish Taxes for Digital Nomads
My Lawyer in Spain’s Alex Radford, Pablo Mallo Bárcena from MDG Advisors in Malaga and Melanie Radford of Legal Services in Spain talk about all things related to Spanish taxes for Digital Nomads.
As well as providing an overview of the situation, we answer specific questions with individual concerns.
Your Questions
1) my employer has allowed me to work in Spain and i have my digital nomad visa, what rate of tax do I pay? How is income tax calculated? Will digital nomads be taxed as a non-resident and will this be the case for as long as they hold the Digital Nomad visa
2) Do I have to submit annual or quarterly returns?
3) When I arrive in Spain and as I will be working, should I register with the Spanish tax authorities straight away?
4) Do I stop paying tax in my home country? Do I still have to submit a tax return in my home country?
5) will my employer pay tax on my salary in my home country?
6) will I pay social security here in Spain? Would we be exempt on paying tax in Spain on other worldwide assets and will we be exempt from the requirement of filling in the Modelo 720 form
7) is there any clarification to the rights of dependents and whether they can work in Spain or are they only allowed to work remotely in the same way the main Digital Nomad visa person does
If you need help applying for your Digital Nomad Visa, or tax, do contact us.
Legal Services in Spain through enquiries@legalservicesinspain.com
MDG Advisors through their website – mdgadvisors.es
Explained – The Digital Nomad Visa
Legal Services in Spain and My Lawyer in Spain review the new digital nomad visa which has just been created in Spain under Law 28/2022
Alex Radford looks at the differences between all the Visas available for Non-EU Nationals including Tourist Visas, Non-Lucrative Visa and Golden Visas and compares these to the benefits of the new Digital Nomad Visa.
We look at:-
– who can apply
– who are International Teleworkers?
– Residency for EU spouses or family members
– paperwork necessary
– minimum income necessary
– benefits for Companies outside of Spain and more
If you need help with any of your Visas to move to Spain do contact us
Increase in Financial Resources for Visas 2023
Financial resources requirements for Spanish visas set to increase by 3.6% in 2023
New NLV applications, GV applications and renewals – increase in financial resources requirements 2023
IPREM will increase by 3.6% in 2023 in line with the Spanish budget. If you have started the NLV process and plan on attending a Spanish Consulate appointment in 2023, please make sure you have sufficient financial resources to reflect the increase in requirements.
It also applies for those of you who are renewing your NLVs or GVs, not just new visa applications.
For NLVs you will need to prove sufficient financial resources for the 2 year renewal period, not just 1 year. Let’s have a look at the figures.
- Married couple 2022 for a two year renewal it’s €34,741.20 x 2 years so €69,482.40 increasing to €71,983.77 in 2023
- This is an extra €2,501.37 for a married couple or €3,501.91 for a family of four in 2023.
- For a single applicant it will be an increase for 2 year renewal of €2,001.09 in 2023.
Don’t forget you can apply for renewal of your TIE residency card 60 days before it expires so if you haven’t started yet there is still time!
We can help with both visa applications and renewals. Contact us at enquiries@legalservicesinspain.com
Our Autumn Online Webinars
We will be hosting two free, online webinars during October. Please submit any questions prior to the session. Both sessions will be recorded and shared after the event on our YouTube channel
The first webinar will cover “Self employed and working visas including setting up in business in Spain as non European”. Join our free online webinar on 13 Oct, 2021 at 19:00 (CEST time)
Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcvde-qqT8uGNLMNF4uGlDskPWfPnhIcWAB
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. You can also send us any questions using the link in the registration form so we can answer them during the session
And on 28 October at 19:00 (CEST time) we will hold a webinar for residency for EU nationals and their spouses.
Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEkdu2vpzwuGdSVZQwQA3V_G5rBIrlDt2wV
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. You can also send us any questions using the link in the registration form so we can answer them during the session
Residency in Spain for EU and Non-EU Nationals
In our second session about 'Becoming Resident in Spain' we take a particular look at the different types of residency requirements for both non-EU and EU nationals. GPS Insurance Services also joined us to advise on the types of insurance needed for your residency.
Which Visa is right for you?
Join our FREE webinar about the different types of visa necessary to live and become a resident in Spain.
Non-Lucrative, Golden or Work Visa – which one do you need?
We hosted a webinar about the requirements for the new visas for UK Nationals in May. The video recording covers the non lucrative visa, golden visa and work visa.
What Visas do you need to become Resident in Spain?
Join our FREE webinar about the different types of visa necessary to live and become a resident in Spain. We will consider types of visas, procedure, documents required, timing and costs involved.