By Earlier this year Spain introduced the Digital Nomad Visa, aimed at non-EU citizens wanting to move to Spain and work remotely. This was very welcome news for those under retirement age and/or without a large amount of savings as the other option of a Non-Lucrative Visa just isn’t a viable
UPDATE on Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa
Last year we wrote about the possibility of Spain introducing a Digital Nomad Visa, which at the time was still going through the necessary talks in government. There has been an update in the last week which should benefit lots of people from non-EU countries who want to live and
How to become a Digital Nomad and live in Spain
If you want to move to Spain permanently, you’ll probably need to find some kind of work to support you and your family. Getting a job in Spain isn’t easy. The unemployment rate is high, you will usually need to speak fluent Spanish, and will more often than not be
What is Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa and who can apply?
Moving to Spain post-Brexit has brought a lot of hassle for UK citizens as a visa is now needed to reside permanently in Spain. The Non-Lucrative Visa is the most common option at the moment, but since you aren’t allowed to work on this visa it isn’t ideal for those
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) in Spain
Before you take the huge step of moving abroad, you should give some serious thought to what you’re going to do for work. One popular option that gives you the flexibility to work in lots of different countries, as well as online, is Teaching English as a Foreign Language, also
Becoming self-employed (autónomo) in Spain
One of your main concerns when planning a move to Spain, is probably around what you’ll do for work. Finding a job in Spain can be very difficult, what with the language barrier and high unemployment rates. If you already run a business in the UK, or do freelance work,
How to find work in Spain
If you’re planning on moving your family to Spain, one of the biggest considerations will probably be around how to find work. It was definitely at the top of our list when we started to think about moving to Spain. You’ll only be able to become a permanent resident in
