Spain Digital Nomad Visa
For remote employees, freelancers, and other eligible professionals working primarily for employers or clients outside Spain, with options for eligible family members.
Explore: Spain Digital Nomad Visa
Live in Europe. Work remotely. Build your life beyond borders.
A short-stay visa is for temporary visits, while a residence permit lets you establish legal residence for a longer period, under the conditions of the specific programme you choose.
Several European countries now offer dedicated routes for remote workers and freelancers, and other options exist for people with sufficient independent financial means who do not intend to work locally.
For remote employees, freelancers, and other eligible professionals working primarily for employers or clients outside Spain, with options for eligible family members.
Explore: Spain Digital Nomad VisaFor eligible remote workers and independent professionals earning qualifying income through remote work, aimed at people wanting more than a temporary stay.
Explore: Portugal Digital Nomad VisaFor eligible non-EU nationals whose work and income are based outside Hungary, with the advantages of Hungary's central European location and comparatively affordable cost of living.
Explore: Hungary Digital Nomad Visa (White Card)For applicants with sufficient guaranteed financial means to support themselves without working or carrying out professional activity in Spain, also able to accommodate eligible family members.
Explore: Spain Non-Lucrative Residence VisaSupport for student visas is on the way.
Residence applications can be considerably more involved than a short-stay visa. Depending on the programme and service package you choose, our support may include:
Most visa consultants only know the process from the applicant's side. Our experts have first-hand experience of assessing applications and making decisions from inside real consular environments.
That means we know what decision-makers look for in residence applications, where concerns tend to arise, and how financial, professional, and personal evidence is weighed together. We use that experience to strengthen your application before it is ever submitted.
This consular background is experience, not influence. It does not mean any current affiliation with, or access to, any embassy, consulate, or immigration authority. Decisions remain entirely with the relevant authorities.
We assess your eligibility and which programme fits your situation.
A personalised checklist and review of your financial and supporting evidence.
We help prepare the application form and the full application file.
A final review to identify weaknesses or inconsistencies.
Guidance through submission, additional requests, approval, and residence card formalities.
Tell us about your plans and we will help you identify the right route.