Spain’s Non-Lucrative Visa allows you to live in Spain if you can financially support yourself without working. At Accordia LLP, we guide you through the full process (from proving your income and arranging private health insurance to preparing your application document) so you can enjoy life in Spain with peace of mind.
Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa is designed for remote workers and freelancers who want to live in Spain while working for clients or employers abroad. At Accordia LLP, we guide you through eligibility checks, prepare your documents, and make the relocation process as smooth as possible.
To live, work, or invest in Spain, you’ll need the right documents. The NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) is your unique tax identification number in Spain, while the TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is the residence card that proves your legal stay. At Accordia LLP, we help you understand which one you need, when to apply, and guide you through the process step by step.
Spanish citizenship can be obtained through long-term residence — normally 10 years, but only 2 years for Latin Americans, Sephardic descendants, Andorrans, Equatorial Guineans, Filipinos, and Portuguese citizens. Refugees may apply after 5 years. At Accordia LLP, we guide you step by step through the eligibility checks, required exams, and paperwork so you can secure Spanish nationality with confidence.
If you are a legal resident of Spain, you may be able to bring your close family members to live with you. At Accordia LLP, we help you prepare the application for authorisation in Spain and gather the supporting documents needed for your family’s visa at the consulate.
If you cannot return to your home country because of persecution or serious harm, Spain offers asylum and international protection. We support you in registering your claim, preparing for your interview, and securing your rights while you wait for a decision.
Spain closed the Golden Visa property route in April 2025, ending the option to obtain residence simply by buying property. However, alternative routes remain for entrepreneurs and certain types of investment. At Accordia LLP, we monitor the latest regulations and guide you on the most suitable alternatives.
If your Spanish application is refused, you may be able to challenge the decision. Many cases can be appealed through Spain’s administrative system, and if needed, before the courts. At Accordia LLP, we explain your options, prepare the challenge carefully, and connect you with trusted local advocates.
