Spain Digital Nomad Visa-Work Remotely in Spain

Breaking news! 

Spain is new offering a Digital Nomad Visa, more than a year after it was first announced by the Spanish government. 

A fantastic option for those who want to work remotely from one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. As a digital nomad, Spain is an ideal destination. With its vibrant culture, stunning architecture, and beautiful beaches, it's no wonder that more and more remote workers are choosing to make Spain their base, and now almost anyone that makes a reasonable salary can apply for Spain's new digital nomad visa. 

VISA REQUIREMENTS: 

• Non-EU nationals who work remotely are eligible (i.e., freelancers or employees).
• You must earn at least €28,000+/year, (approximately €2,334 per month for a single adult) and have health insurance
• The visa term is 12 months, but it can be renewed for up to 5 years. To maintain your visa, you must not be absent from the country for over 6 months per year.

​One of the biggest draws of living and working in Spain is the affordable cost of living. Rent is reasonably priced, (especially outside the big cities) and the cost of food and transportation is also relatively low. Plus, with a great climate, you can enjoy outdoor activities all year round.
When it comes to working, Spain has a lot to offer.

The country has a fast-growing tech industry, with Barcelona and Madrid being hubs for innovation and entrepreneurship. And with a strong focus on work-life balance, it's easy to maintain a healthy lifestyle while working remotely.

Of course, there are some challenges to living and working in Spain as a digital nomad. The language barrier can be difficult to navigate, especially if you don't speak Spanish. And the bureaucracy involved in setting up a business or registering as a freelancer can be time-consuming.

But overall, Spain is a great choice for anyone looking to combine work and travel. With its beautiful scenery, affordable cost of living, and growing tech industry, it's no wonder that more and more digital nomads are choosing to call Spain home.