Where you work
A Spanish or foreign company, your own clients, a business, or income that does not require work.
Residence in Spain.Built around your real situation.
We connect the legal basis, documents, timing and tax consequences into one coherent case — without promising a decision that belongs to the authorities.
Start with the routeFacts first. Then the programme and the calendar.
One fact can change the entire route.
That is why the first conversation starts with four questions, not a pre-made package.
Who is moving
A spouse, partner, children or dependent relatives change the funds and evidence required.
Where you are now
Your country of residence and lawful status determine where an application may be filed.
When you need the result
We align timing with certificates, translations, apostilles and the actual procedure.
A route is chosen by facts, not by its name.
We match your work, money, family and filing location to the requirements of each programme.
01
Digital Nomad
For remote work for a foreign employer or overseas clients.
Open the file+02Non-lucrative
For living on your own means without employment or professional activity.
Open the file+03Entrepreneur
For an innovative project with demonstrable value for Spain.
Open the file+04Study
For a long-term programme at an eligible institution.
Open the file+05Schengen
For a short stay and a careful response to a previous refusal.
Open the file+06After arrival
For TIE, padrón and the next local steps after approval.
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Every stage has a clear output and a visible next step.
An archive of decisions, not a wall of promises.
Thirteen focused files. The archive stays practical and typographic; photography is reserved for the main story.
01
Digital Nomad
Remote work, income, qualifications, social security and family.
+02Non-lucrative residence
Living on your own funds without employment or professional activity.
+03Entrepreneur
Innovative project, business plan and value for Spain.
+04Study
Admission, funds, insurance and the application calendar.
+05Schengen
A short stay, a coherent itinerary and what to do after a refusal.
+06Documents
Certificates, apostilles, sworn translations and validity periods.
+07Family
Joint applications, kinship, dependency and funds.
+08After arrival
TIE, NIE, padrón and the right order of local steps.
+09Tax and autónomo
Tax residence, registration and the filing calendar.
+10Schools and universities
Choosing a system, enrolment and recognition of records.
+11Housing and healthcare
Renting, registration, insurance and access to care.
+12Renewal and long-term residence
Deadlines, continuity and evidence of residence.
+13Golden Visa
Why the investor route is closed and which alternatives remain.
+Professional support for your business in Spain
Accounting, tax and administrative support for autónomos and companies, with a practical filing calendar and disciplined records.
Autónomo and Social Security registration
We verify the right to work, agree the start date and organise registration with the tax and Social Security authorities.
Accounts and ongoing administration
We organise invoices, supporting documents, ledgers and the filing calendar.
Returns and lawful deductions
We review expenses and eligible deductions, prepare returns and separately assess foreign accounts and cryptoassets.
Expert review and strategy session
A personal consultation with a Russian-speaking tax professional. Their status and authority are confirmed before the meeting.
- An online meeting or a detailed written review.
- An action plan, compliance calendar and risk-reduction options.
- Spanish tax rules applied to your actual income and status.
€200 / 1 hour
Free 15-minute introductory call.
Book a tax and accounting consultation.
Data security is part of the process
Verified authority
Before the consultation, we identify the professional handling the case and verify their role.
Confidentiality
NDA terms can be agreed before sensitive financial records are shared; processing is designed around GDPR.
Deadline control
We document the filing calendar and responsibilities. The taxpayer’s legal obligations still remain.
Tax and accounting: frequent questions
Checked against official sources on 26 July 2026.
01I moved under a startup or Digital Nomad permit. Must I file as self-employed?
Immigration status alone does not answer this. Once registered as an autónomo, you file the returns listed in your tax registration. Some forms may require a nil return; the exact calendar depends on activity, VAT and withholding obligations.
02Do I need to file while holding a non-lucrative permit?
A permit and tax residence are separate. Spain considers more than 183 days, the centre of economic interests and a rebuttable family presumption. A Spanish tax resident generally reports worldwide income under IRPF, subject to treaties.
03Can I delegate everything and avoid dealing with Hacienda?
A representative can calculate and file through an authorised mandate or digital access. You still provide records, confirm facts and retain the taxpayer’s legal obligations.
04My income goes to Revolut or Wise. Does Spain tax it?
The account location does not by itself remove income from Spanish taxation. For a tax resident, worldwide income is generally relevant; the income type, treaty and foreign-asset reporting must be checked.
05Is a gestor legally required?
Generally no. Self-filing is possible. Delegation is useful with VAT, withholding, foreign accounts or multiple income sources. SIF/VERI*FACTU deadlines for most autónomos were moved to 1 July 2027, not 2026.
06Which deductions are current in 2026?
Subject to conditions, a 15% national deduction applies to eligible electric vehicles and charging points. Energy-efficiency works may qualify for 20%, 40% or 60%, depending on the certified result and property.
07Was the €3,000 Bizum threshold removed?
From 2026, financial institutions report monthly under Form 170 on card and mobile-number payments received by Spain-based businesses and professionals, without the former €3,000 threshold. Ordinary person-to-person Bizum transfers are excluded from this reporting.
Work you can follow.
Every stage has a clear output and a visible next step.
- 01
Assessment
We record work, income, family, residence and timing.
- 02
Plan
We select the legal basis, filing place and document calendar.
- 03
Case file
We review forms, evidence, translations and weak points.
- 04
Application
We support filing, additional requests and post-decision steps.
Paperwork should make room for a life.
Once the legal work follows a clear sequence, the city stops being scenery and becomes your everyday route.
Short answers without false certainty.
The exact conclusion depends on the programme, filing country and the applicant’s documents.
01How do I choose a permit?
We assess income, work, family, current residence and plans after moving. If two routes fit, we compare both requirements and restrictions.
02Can my family apply with me?
Often yes. The relationship, dependency and additional funds are checked for each family member.
03Can I apply from Spain?
It depends on the route and your current status. Some categories allow filing in Spain; others begin at a consulate.
04How long does it take?
There is preparation time and authority processing time. We build a working calendar but do not promise a government decision date.
05Do you guarantee approval?
No. The authority decides. We are responsible for assessment, preparation quality and the agreed scope of support.
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