Find the Spanish residence route that actually fits, without empty promises
We run the case from the first consultation to the resident card. We also handle taxes, autónomo and SL registration, renewals, permanent residence and citizenship. Refusals and difficult cases included.
Refiling and answering the authority’s follow-up requests are part of the service and are written into the contract. The decision belongs to the state; the risk of doing the work twice is ours.
Three questions, the answer appears on screen. No form, no email.
At the end you get the routes that fit and the next steps.
This suggests a route. It is not an assessment of your chances and not legal advice. The decision is made by a state authority.
Questions
The questions almost every consultation starts with
Short answers, without hiding behind “it depends”. Where it genuinely depends, we say so.
On several routes, yes — the application is filed inside the country, without going back to your country of citizenship. It changes both the timeline and the document set, so it is the first thing we check.
Digital Nomad Visa requirements →Yes, the route allows work for several foreign clients. What gets checked is the share of income from Spanish clients and how long you have worked with each of them.
The requirements in detail →The family goes into the same application. The income requirement rises accordingly, and so does the fee — we name both figures before the contract.
Work out the figures for my family →We name the price after reviewing your situation and fix it in the contract before any work starts. It does not move as the case goes on.
On top of it you pay directly: government fees, sworn translations and apostilles, the medical policy, and the consular fee if you apply from abroad. We make no margin on any of those.
Get a price for my case →For the Digital Nomad Visa it is 200% of the minimum wage, €2,849/mo for the main applicant. The figure is recalculated every year, and each page carries the date it was last checked.
Requirements for every route →Refiling is part of the service and is not billed separately. We handle the authority’s follow-up requests ourselves. There is no refund on a refusal — the work has been done, and the decision is not ours to make.
For the Digital Nomad Visa the legal term is 20 working days from filing with UGE, and silence from the authority counts as approval. The Startup Visa takes longer: ENISA assesses the project first, and the two stages together run to 2–3 months. A follow-up request from the authority moves that date, and it is a normal part of the procedure, not a refusal.
File your tax returns, keep the grounds for your stay intact, and do not miss the renewal window. Most problems appear not at filing but a year or two later.
Annual support and gestor services →Routes
Spanish residence permits: requirements and timelines
Income requirements are tied to SMI and IPREM and are recalculated every year. The timelines are the legal ones, not marketing ones.
| Permit | Who it fits | Income requirement | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Nomad Visa → Ley 14/2013 (as amended by Ley 28/2022) | Remote work for a foreign employer, or freelancing for clients abroad | 200% of SMI €2,849/mo |
20 days silence means approval |
| Startup Visa → Ley 14/2013 (as amended by Ley 28/2022) | An innovative project with a favourable ENISA report | favourable ENISA report |
2–3 months including ENISA |
| Modification to cuenta propia → RD 1155/2024 · trabajo por cuenta propia | For those already a year in Spain on another permit who want to work for themselves. Grants four years. Page in Russian | no fixed threshold funds to live on |
3 months silence means refusal |
| Non-lucrative residence → RD 1155/2024 · no lucrativa | Passive income or savings: rent, dividends, interest, a pension. No work allowed, in Spain or remotely | 400% of IPREM €2,400/mo |
depends on the consulate |
| Job seeker residence → RD 1155/2024, art. 190 · Ley 14/2013, add. prov. 17 | Graduates of Spanish institutions at EQF level 6 or above. Filed from inside Spain; it does not grant the right to work | 100% of IPREM per applicant |
20 days silence = approval |
| Arraigo (settlement) → RD 1155/2024 · arraigo | For those already living in Spain long-term, including without status, who can prove ties to the country. Page in Russian | depends on the type of arraigo |
we confirm it for your case |
| Other routes family reunification · employment | We handle these too, but they have no page of their own yet — the requirements depend heavily on the individual case. Describe yours and we will review it free of charge. | ||
Services
What we do besides the residence application
These come up once you have moved. We run them inside the same case, so there is no second provider to find.
Straight talk
What we do not promise, and what we answer for
We do not promise approval. The decision belongs to a state authority; the quality of the work is ours.
If there is no workable route in your situation, we say so and turn the case down.
No “100% approval” and no “high approval rate” — nobody working within the law can promise that.
We handle the authorities’ follow-up requests ourselves, at no extra charge.
Refiling after a refusal is part of the service.
Clients
People who went through this with us
They tell it in their own words. The videos open on YouTube and are in Russian.
Taisiya and Dmitry
Digital Nomad Visa
Alexey
Spanish Startup Visa
Kseniya
Modification to cuenta propia
Write to us and we will go through your situation
You get back the route, the documents, the timeline and the price. If there is no route that fits, we will say that too. The review is free and commits you to nothing.