We legally assist with every-type of residence in Spain. The following is only a selection of residencies available in Spain, but you can contact-us bellow to request any other type which is available. See more Residence-Types here

• Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV): For retirees or self-sufficient individuals. Requires proof of funds (400% of IPREM/year ≈€30,000) and private health insurance. No work allowed, even remotely 3.

• Digital-Nomad Visa: For remote workers employed by non-Spanish companies. Requires contract, 3+ months of employment, and ≤20% income from Spanish clients. Faster path to permanent residency (after 5 years)

• Student-Visa:
  One of the great advantages of a Spanish student visa is the flexibility it offers for employment. You’re permitted to work as an employee or be self-employed while you study, providing a valuable opportunity to support yourself and gain professional experience during your time in Spain.
• Self-Employed Visa:
  Launch Your Business in Spain with the Self-Employed Visa

Yes you do, even as an EU-citizen you need to apply for residency if you wish to live for extended periods of time in Spain. EU and EEA citizens may live up to 6 months without becoming a resident.

 As a non-EU citizen, you will be in one of two categories:

1. Without a residency card from another Schengen-area country: you will not be able to stay in Spain for more than 90 days per every 6-month period. This is irrespective of whether you come from a visa-free country or you need a Schengen visa to travel to Spain.
2. With a residency card from another Schengen-area country: legally, the maximum stay period of a resident of a Schengenland country in another, is 3 months.

The limited time for non EU citizens which can be spent in any European country, is 90 days in any is 183 day period.