Live and work legally in Spain on a Digital Nomad Visa — without getting lost in bureaucracy or making mistakes that cost you months.

I guide you through the entire process: from your first document to the day you hold your TIE card and your new life in Spain begins.

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You know you want to live in Spain. What you don’t know is where to start.

You’ve probably spent hours browsing forums and official websites, only to find that for every answer you get, three new questions pop up. The requirements look clear on paper, but your reality is often more nuanced.

You might be wondering: Is my income through Stripe or Wise actually valid? Do I really need to fly back home to apply, or can I do it right here from Spain? Will my employer be buried in paperwork?

It’s not just about the paperwork; it’s about the uncertainty of moving your life (and often your family) to a new country.

The truth is, the UGE (Unidad de Grandes Empresas) is extremely thorough. A missing document or a confusing financial statement isn’t just a minor hiccup—it often leads to avoidable delays or rejections that force you to hit the reset button on your plans.

The problem isn’t the visa itself. It’s the lack of a clear, reliable path.

Most of the information you find online is either outdated, contradictory, or simply doesn’t apply to your specific tax or professional setup. Facebook groups often mean well, but they don’t carry the responsibility of your residency status.

Meanwhile, time keeps ticking. Every week without a clear plan is another week living in uncertainty—unable to sign a long-term lease, unsure about your family’s timeline, and unable to truly settle in.

Getting your visa approved is not impossible; it’s just that without a professional map, it’s very easy to take a wrong turn.

Hi, I’m Sefy — and I know this bureaucracy from the inside.

I’m Spanish, and I’ve spent years helping freelancers, remote employees, and families obtain their residency in Spain—even when they doubted it was possible.

I’ve prepared files for the UGE that looked complicated on paper: nomads with income in multiple currencies, families with young children, and employees whose companies didn’t want to get involved in Spanish procedures. I’ve seen firsthand that the difference between an approval and a rejection isn’t the client’s profile; it’s how the file is presented.

This is my method: For every case, I prepare a detailed financial summary for the UGE. I clarify exactly where your income comes from, highlight bank transfers, and ensure currency conversions are indisputable. Absolute clarity so there is no room for doubt.

I work with you, not just for you. And when the process calls for it, I have the backing of an immigration lawyer and a tax advisor. I don’t improvise on what falls outside my expertise.

What people say after going through this process

More than just a visa: a family move

“We were moving with two kids and my biggest concern was school and whether my wife would be able to work in Spain. Sefy didn’t just handle the visa — she helped us find schools, explained exactly when and how my wife could work once she had her TIE, and at no point did we feel alone in the process.” — Digital nomad, J.L. & family, family of 4 ✓

Complexity turned into approval

“We were convinced they were going to reject us. Our case was complex and the UGE is very strict with Certificates of Coverage. Sefy understood exactly how to frame the case — demonstrating that the transfer responded to genuine strategic business needs — and not only were we approved, the whole process was far smoother than we ever expected.” — Corporate relocation client, H. C., UGE process ✓

Why the Digital Nomad Visa?

Flexible duration

Up to 3 years, renewable for 2 more

Travel through Schengen

Freedom to move across 29 countries

Family reunification

Bring your partner and children

Healthcare access

Public or private insurance in Spain

Choose your plan

Two ways to work with me. You choose how much support you need.

Basic Plan

€200

For self-starters who want the right map before they set off

60-minute video call analysing your specific situation

Personalised checklist with your step-by-step process

Bilingual templates and pre-filled forms

Foundational guides on housing, banking, pets and more

Secure client portal access for material delivery

The price is fixed and remains the same even if you move with your family.

Optional add-ons available via our pricing calculator

Translation Management & Coordination (€100)

Health Insurance Management & Coordination (€120)*

Post-Arrival Support Guide (€49)

*Private health insurance is mandatory for consulates (all applicants).
UGE Spain: Optional for freelancers (RETA OK), required for employees.

Access to our trusted partner network (tax advisor & immigration lawyer) — contact us for a referral.

Basic Package — package

Translation Management +€100 fixed

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Health Insurance Management +€120 fixed

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Premium Plan

From €960

For those who want to arrive in Spain without having managed a single document alone.

Everything included in the Basic Plan

Dedicated case manager

Full client portal access — documents, communication and updates in one place

Ongoing support via chat, email and video call

Consular interview preparation or direct submission to the UGE

Health insurance coordination

Post-arrival guides included: self-employment registration, digital certificate, empadronamiento & more

TIE package available at a reduced rate upon arrival

Complimentary introductory session with a partner tax advisor or immigration lawyer — coordinated and included.

Unlimited support for any UGE/consulate requirements during the process.

1 Free Appeal/Resubmission if denied due to incomplete/insufficient documentation (NOT legal/criminal issues).

Complete case rebuild if UGE/consulate says current conditions don’t qualify but would with changes (ex: W2→1099, new company, etc.)

Pricing (based on family composition)

1 adult: €1,200

+ adults: + €600 each (50% discount)

Minors: +€300 each (75% discount)

Government Fees:*

•UGE route Tasa 790 038: ~€73,26 per applicant (payable final installment)*

*Exact 2026 fees confirmed at submission (government subject to change). Move Spain Visa pays them on your behalf and sends you receipts.

Consulate route: client pays directly at appointment.**

**Exact fee shown in your Consulate rate list at appointment.

Optional Add-On

Translation Management & Coordination: +€100

Calculate Your Premium Package

Adults 18+ €1,200 / +€600

Minors <18 €300 each

Translation Management +€100 fixed

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I apply if I’m already in Spain as a tourist?

Yes — and in fact I recommend it if you want to get the full 3-year visa. To do so, you need to arrive with all your documents already in order and submitted through the UGE. The key is preparation before you land — that’s exactly what we work on together.

What if my income is variable or I get paid through Stripe, Wise or PayPal?

This is one of the most common scenarios and it has a solution. The key is how the financial documentation is presented to the UGE. I prepare a detailed financial summary for every single file.

Can my partner work in Spain on the Digital Nomad Visa?

As a dependent on your visa, your partner can work in Spain once they have their TIE card. I’ll walk you through the full process.

How long does the process take?

Once you submit, the UGE has a mandated 20-business-day response — roughly one month. Consulate applications from your home country typically take 2 to 4 months with no guaranteed deadline. But the submission is just the final step. In reality, I typically work with clients from 4 to 8 months before we get there — gathering documents, organizing financials, and making sure everything is bulletproof. Some documents, like a Certificate of Coverage, can take up to 11 weeks to obtain on their own. The earlier you start, the smoother the process.

What if my application gets rejected?

We work to make sure it doesn’t. But if it does, we analyse the reason together and define the next step. You’re not left on your own.

Can I buy without doing the video call first?

Yes. If you already know what you need, you can go ahead and purchase directly. Once you do, you’ll receive a short onboarding form to complete before our first 60-minute call. This helps me come prepared and go straight to what matters for your specific case — no time wasted. In that first call we cover everything: where to start gathering documents, how your application will be presented, whether to apply from Spain or your home country, when to book flights, and what happens after approval. You’ll also receive a written guide covering each stage. And if you add the TIE package, we continue working together once you’re in Spain.

Can I bring my children to Spain on the Digital Nomad Visa?

Yes. Minor children can be included as dependents on your visa and have the right to enroll in the Spanish public school system. Both plans include guidance on the school enrollment process so your family knows what to expect from day one.

Can I bring my pet to Spain?

Yes, but pets have their own entry requirements — microchip, vaccination record, EU health certificate issued by an official vet, and in some cases a tapeworm treatment. Requirements vary depending on your country of origin. Both plans include a foundational pet relocation guide covering everything you need to prepare before departure.

Your life in Spain starts with one decision

You don’t need to understand Spanish bureaucracy. That’s what I’m here for. What you do need is to start before consular processing times or missing documents make the decision for you