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Spain immigration answers, grouped by situation
Use this index to find practical answers on visas, documents, US consulates, family routes, tax residence and the first steps after arriving in Spain.
Use this index to find practical answers on visas, documents, US consulates, family routes, tax residence and the first steps after arriving in Spain.
The pages clients most often need before booking a consultation.
IPREM multiples, household size and how to think about stable income.
Read →The threshold is a floor, not a target — how much margin to leave above it, and when more hurts.
Read →Joint accounts, a spouse's or relative's funds, company and trust balances, and last-minute transfers.
Read →The step-by-step order for jurisdiction, documents, filing, approval and TIE.
Read →The core evidence package and what needs translation or legalisation.
Read →Income, insurance, apostilles, forms, jurisdiction and BLS timing checked before filing.
Read →When your passport country and legal residence country are not the same.
Read →Lived in more than one country? A criminal-record certificate from each, apostilled and translated.
Read →Which route fits remote work, passive income, family and tax planning.
Read →Residence route vs tax regime — and why for high earners it's often both.
Read →How to move from study status to employed work, self-employment, job-search residence or an ENISA-backed startup route.
Read →Article 190, Hoja 58, the filing window and provisional full-time work rights after admission.
Read →Convenio or trainee contract, host entity, Law 14/2013 and post-internship routes.
Read →The 50% rule, why student stay is not ordinary residence and when to switch status.
Read →Each guide points to the consulate context for that jurisdiction and the issues applicants should prepare for.
Two of the busiest US filing points for the non-lucrative visa, compared: focus, documents and typical mistakes.
Read →Why the non-lucrative visa is a consular route filed abroad, not converted from a tourist stay — and the one route that works differently.
Read →How legal residence, address proof and consular district evidence work outside your passport country.
Read →What to do once you land: the order of steps, the TIE card process, healthcare registration and the annual tax calendar.
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