We asses your case in particular and advice the most appropriate visa which matches to your requirements. We have more that 25 years experience on this

1. Tourist Visa (Short-Stay / Schengen Visa)
   • For stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period.
   • Typically used for tourism, family visits, or short business trips.
   • Citizens of many countries do not require this visa for short stays.
2. Student Visa
   • For individuals enrolled in academic, vocational, or language courses in Spain lasting longer than 90 days.
   • Allows part-time work (up to 20 hours per week).
3. Work Visa
   • For non-EU citizens who have secured a job offer in Spain.
   • Includes subcategories such as highly qualified professionals, seasonal workers, and intra-company transfers.
4. Non-Lucrative Visa
   • For non-EU citizens who wish to live in Spain without working.
   • Often used by retirees or remote workers with sufficient financial means.

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5. Entrepreneur Visa
   • For non-EU citizens intending to launch an innovative business in Spain.
   • Requires a detailed business plan and approval from the Spanish government.
6. Digital Nomad Visa (recently introduced)
   • For remote workers employed by non-Spanish companies or self-employed digital professionals.
   • Requires proof of income and remote work capability.
7. Family Reunification Visa
   • For non-EU residents who wish to bring close family members to live with them in Spain.
8. EU Blue Card
   • For highly qualified non-EU professionals with a job offer in Spain.
   • Provides benefits similar to those of EU citizens after a period of residence.
9. Residence Permit for Scientific Research

• For researchers and academics participating in authorized research projects in Spain.

I assist you with various legal processes involving the Spanish police and immigration offices, including obtaining your NIE Number, TIE Residency Card, EU Residency Registration, Invitation Letters, Visas, and more.

• TIE residency card
• NIE number
• EU citizenship card

The NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) is the first official document you’ll need when moving to Spain. It’s your personal identification number for all administrative tasks—essential for opening a bank account, buying property, registering a vehicle, signing contracts, and more. The NIE is a white document with a unique combination of 7 numbers and 2 letters assigned to you.

The TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is the residency card for non-EU nationals. This photo ID allows you to legally reside—and in some cases, work—in Spain for a specific period, depending on your residency status. To apply, you’ll need to meet requirements related to income, health insurance, and more. I provide full guidance through the entire process, including renewals.

If you are an EU national and have been living in Spain for over 3 months, you are required to register as a resident. This results in a green residency certificate (without a photo). You must show proof of financial means, health coverage, and other requirements. I can guide you step-by-step to ensure a smooth registration.

As an official collaborator with the DGT (Dirección General de Tráfico), you don’t need to visit their office yourself. I handle the entire process on your behalf, often with same-day turnaround for your application.

• Driving Licence Exchange: If you’ve become a resident in Spain, you are required to exchange your foreign driving licence for a Spanish one. This process includes a basic medical examination to confirm you’re fit to drive under Spanish regulations. I’ll guide you through the entire procedure to ensure everything is completed smoothly.
• Vehicle Registration: Bringing your car to Spain? If you’re importing a vehicle and need to register it with Spanish number plates, I can manage the full process for you—making it simple, efficient, and stress-free.
• Ownership Transfer: Buying or selling a car in Spain involves an official change of ownership process that must be completed at the time of the transaction. I handle all the necessary paperwork to ensure the transfer is legally registered and properly documented.
• Traffic Fine Appeal: If you believe you’ve received a traffic fine in error, I can assist with filing an appeal to challenge the penalty. Whether it’s a mistaken charge or an unjust sanction, I help you present your case and potentially recover your money or reduce the fine.

When you move to a new house, you need to update the details of your new address with the social security, also if you change your contact details etc.

This is the number you need to start working in Spain and will also be linked to your SIP card as soon as you’re entitled for healthcare.

In Spain, you’re entitled for healthcare if you’re working (as an employee or self-employed), also if you’re a pensioner your S1 has to be registered in order to get your healthcare in Spain.

National Spanish Health system gives you the opportunity to adhere to the public system in case you are not meeting the requirements

We offer all range of options for your properties, vehicles and  private health. We work with the most renowned insurance companies in Spain