Digital Nomad Visa Spain — Residence Permits, Migration & Legal Status
Whether you're on a digital nomad visa, Temporary Protection Status, or looking to change your residence permit — we explain your options clearly, in English.
Book a ConsultationWhat's covered in this consultation
- ✓ Overview of all residence permit types available to you
- ✓ Digital Nomad Visa (DNV): eligibility, application process, income requirements
- ✓ Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for Ukrainian nationals: current status and renewal options
- ✓ Status changes: how to transition from one permit type to another
- ✓ Arraigo (social, family, employment): routes to regularisation for long-term residents
- ✓ Family reunification: bringing family members to Spain
How It Works
Send a WhatsApp or book a free intro call
Describe your situation in a few lines. We'll confirm we can help and suggest the right consultation type. No commitment required — the first reply is always free.
We listen in your language and map your situation
Tell us everything. We speak English, Ukrainian, Spanish, Russian, Polish, Italian and Bulgarian. We'll ask the right questions and give you a complete picture of your legal and tax position.
You leave with a clear action plan
Not 'consult a lawyer.' Specific next steps, documents needed, deadlines to know, and — if your case needs full legal handling — a direct introduction to the LexDixit team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Spain's Digital Nomad Visa (Visa para Nómadas Digitales) was introduced in 2023. It allows remote workers and freelancers who work primarily for non-Spanish clients to live legally in Spain. Requirements include: minimum monthly income of ~€2,334, work contract or freelance clients outside Spain, private health insurance, clean criminal record. We assess your eligibility in consultation.
Yes, this is currently one of the most common transitions we help with. You can apply for a regular residence permit before your TPS expires. The best option depends on your work situation, time in Spain, and family ties. We explain all pathways in your consultation.
Arraigo Social (social rootedness) is a residence permit for people who have lived in Spain for at least 3 years without regular immigration status, have no criminal record, and can demonstrate social integration. It can be a pathway to regularisation for long-term undocumented residents.
Processing times vary by permit type and region: standard residence permits typically take 1–3 months; DNV applications take 20 business days for the initial visa, then TIE application; TPS renewals are currently processed within a few weeks. We advise on realistic timelines for your specific case.
It's not legally required, but a consultation significantly reduces the risk of application errors, missing documents, or choosing the wrong permit type. SpainDesk provides advisory consultations; for full legal representation and document processing, we connect you with LexDixit.
Free express diagnostic of your situation
In 15 minutes we'll tell you whether this solution fits you and what to do next. Send us a WhatsApp — we usually reply within 2 hours.