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SPANISH NON-LUCRATIVE VISA

Find out about all the requirements for obtaining residence without the obligation to performance a working activity in Spain.

NON LUCRATIVE RESIDENCE

Ever dreamt of experiencing Spain's vibrant culture, sun-soaked landscapes, and rich heritage? With the Spanish non-lucrative visa, this dream can become a reality. 

This visa, designed for foreign nationals wishing to establish residency in Spain without working or investing, provides a golden opportunity to relish the Spanish way of life.

WHY CHOOSE THE SPANISH NON-LUCRATIVE VISA?

A non-lucrative visa in Spain unlocks a world of possibilities. It offers a high-quality life with the Spanish sun shining for nearly 320 days a year, cost-effective living compared to other European countries, and unrestricted access to 26 countries within the Schengen area.

IDEAL CANDIDATES

This visa caters perfectly to those looking to retire under the Spanish sun, or anyone with ample financial resources (savings, rental incomes, investment incomes) to sustain their stay in Spain without the need to work.

FINANCIAL CRITERIA

To qualify, applicants must have funds equating to 400% IPREM (for 2024, €29,000 annually or € 2,400 monthly). Additional funds of €7000 annually (or €600 monthly) are required for each accompanying family member.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

  • A clean criminal record in the country of origin and in the countries of residence in the last 5 years.
  • No records of refusal in the territories of countries Spain has agreements with.
  • Sufficient financial means for living expenses.
  • Public or private health insurance with a Spanish provider.
  • No voluntary return period to Spain in place.
  • Freedom from diseases with potential severe public health implications as per the 2005 International Health Regulations.

TAX IMPLICATIONS

It's crucial to note that to renew the Spanish non-lucrative visa for two more years, applicants must have spent a minimum of 183 days in Spain, effectively becoming a tax resident.

NEXT STEPS UPON ARRIVAL

On securing your Spanish non-lucrative visa, you can commence your Spanish adventure! After arrival, the final step is fingerprinting at a local police station, for which proof of address is required. Post-fingerprinting, the residence card can be collected within a few weeks.

MAIN BENEFITS

  • Option to bring family members through a joint application.
  • No investment requirements in Spain.
  • The application is independent of other individuals.
  • Residency through a non-lucrative visa contributes towards Spanish nationality eligibility or long-term residence after five years.
  • Free access to 26 European countries within the Schengen area.

 

OUR SPANISH NON-LUCRATIVE VISA SERVICES

  • An initial online questionnaire to assess your eligibility for the Spanish non-lucrative visa.
  • Comprehensive legal advice throughout the process.
  • Guidance on document preparation for the application.
  • Form completion for the Spanish embassy appointment.
  • Assistance with private health insurance procurement in Spain.
  • Support with house registration in Spain.
  • Scheduling the appointment for fingerprints in Spain.
  • Completion and preparation of the forms required for fingerprinting in Spain.

Experience Spain like never before with the Spanish non-lucrative visa. Allow us to guide your journey and make  Spain your home away from home.

 

Learn more about the Non Lucrative visa in Spain, a key option under Immigration by Person Assets, perfect for individuals seeking to enjoy the Spanish lifestyle supported by their means, without working or performing professional activities.

Frequently Asked Questions

YES. One of the requirements to renew the NLV visa after the first year is to spend more than 183 days in Spain. Then the Non-lucrative applicants will become a Spanish tax residents eventually.

The visa application process must be carried out at the Spanish consulate in your country or the country where you are legal residence.

Yes. Once you arrive in Spain with your visa on your passport. The police will need an address in Spain to issue the residence card.

The permit will allow you a period of residence for 1 year. Later it can be renewed for 2 more years period a couple of times. Once you reach five years you will be able to apply for permanent residence in Spain.

Yes, meanwhile you are with this visa you can buy a property in Spain. If today the property is worth 500.000 euros we suggest to check the option of the Golden Visa.

You have to live in the country for 183 days a year. To be able to renew it later for two more years.

Yes, after 1 year of residence with the NLV. You can modify to another residence permit in Spain and also a working permit residence.

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