Spanish Visas.
We can assist with the completion of your Spanish Visa Application. Each Visa has different requirements and knowing which one will suit your needs can be difficult.
Our team are on hand to help if you are looking to relocate, work, or study in Spain. We can make sure the process is stress and hassle free.
Help with obtaining Spanish Visas
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Which type of Visa do you need?
Our experienced and professional team can advise you to make sure you are applying for the Visa that best suits your needs.
We can guide you through the process and the requirements of each Visa type, we can help with appointments, gathering the relevant documentation, and making sure that documentation is valid for use in Spain.
Types of Visas
We can help with all Visa types, however, some of the most common one’s people apply for are:
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Non-Lucrative Visa: With this Visa, you cannot engage in any economic activity in Spain. Suitable for people with funds, retired people, people with passive income.
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Highly qualified professional Visa: This Visa enables you to live and work in Spain, as long as the job is in a Spanish company under a qualified or technical position such as a manager.
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Student Visa: A student visa allows you to study or work as an unpaid intern for more than three months in Spain. There are different types of student visas that are valid for different lengths of time.
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Investors & Entrepreneur: This Visa is a residence permit that allows you to reside in Spain while starting a business or project that would be of interest to the economic growth in Spain.
Unsure which type you need? Feel your requirements are not catered for? Simply call us today, we’ll be able to help every step of the way.
Apply from your country of residence
UK citizens will now need to apply for one of several visas. you must apply for a visa in your country of residence, and you cannot do it in Spain. An application for a visa is submitted to the Spanish Consulate in that nation.
The Consulate will require you to present certain documents and certificates. Some will need to be translated into Spanish by a “sworn” official translator & legalized.
We’ll take care of everything for you. We compile a comprehensive list of the documents and evidence you’ll need, as well as the translations and appointments. After you’ve been accepted and moved to Spain, we’ll set up appointments for you to apply for and receive your residence card.
Let us relieve the pressure by turning a complicated procedure into a simple checklist.
Apply from your country of residence
Spanish wealth tax is a direct tax levied on the wealthy with the intention of reducing wealth inequality. The theory holds that your tax burden will increase in direct proportion to the value of your assets. The wealth tax in Spain is between 0.2% and 2.5%. This tax is distinct from Spain’s income and capital gains taxes. If the value of your total assets exceeds €1,000,000, you may be subject to wealth tax. For Spanish citizens, the tax is due on all of their worldwide holdings. The tax is only due for non-residents on Spanish assets. Read on to find out more.
This guide will help you to understand and guide you through the Spanish Succession Tax rules.
Who Pays, Exemptions, and International Context
Who Should Pay The Spanish Wealth Tax?
If your total estate and assets exceed a specific amount, you must file a wealth tax declaration in Spain. Shares, insurance, bank accounts, and real estate are all under the wealth tax umbrella. The maximum value is €700,000. However, the autonomous regions may increase or decrease these limits:
- Costa Blanca and the Valencian Region: €500,000
- Costa del Sol was included in Andalusia, which has been eliminated, but there is still a solidarity tax.
- Balearic Islands: General legislation is in effect, and after €700,000, tax is due.
- You must also file a declaration if the tax obligation is negative, but you have assets worth more than €2,000,000 instead.
Should I Still declare if I don’t Pay Taxes in Spain?
Yes, but just for the Spanish-based assets, because they are located, can be exercised, or must be fulfilled on Spanish soil. Non-resident taxpayers will be able to use their own regulations that have been approved by the Autonomous Community where the assets and rights they own and for which the tax is required have the greatest value.
Can Debt or Expense be Deducted?
Mortgage debt is an example of a debt that could be deducted. The habitual residence’s value may be deducted up to a maximum of €300,000. Also, a company’s shares are exempt if:
- Over 5% of the company is owned by the owner (20% family group).
- The business is operational.
- You must be employed by the organisation and have managerial responsibilities.
Which Nations Impose Wealth Tax?
Along with Spain, Switzerland, Norway, and Liechtenstein also require the declaration of this tax. Only 1.5 million Krone, or 150,000 euros, in Norway, are subject to this tax, and the applicable proportion is 0.85%.
On the other side, certain nations, including Sweden, Luxembourg, Denmark, Germany, and Austria, as well as more recently France, have done away with the wealth tax.
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