Everything that stands between you and the terrace.

Residence without working, on your own means — the classic retire-to-the-sun route for pensioners and the financially independent.

Keep your remote job or clients abroad and live in Spain legally, under the Startups Law.

Run your own business or freelance practice from Spain, with Spanish clients and no 20% cap — the autónomo route the Digital Nomad Visa cannot cover.

For senior or specialist hires moving to a Spanish employer, including the EU Blue Card.

Residence for an innovative business project assessed under the Entrepreneurs Law.

Student visas and stay authorisations for courses, research and the family that comes along.

Your Spanish foreigner's identification number — the first number everything else asks for.

The physical residence card that proves your status once a permit is granted.

The green certificate for EU/EEA nationals registering as residents in Spain.

Keeping your permit valid and unbroken, on time — before it lapses, not after.

Changing the type of your authorisation as your circumstances change.

Moving from temporary to long-term, and EU long-term, residence.

Bringing your spouse, children and dependent relatives to join you in Spain.

The faster family route that travels with a Digital Nomad or other Startups-Law visa.

Residence card for the non-EU family of an EU citizen, under RD 240/2007.

Registering an unmarried partnership, and the residence rights that follow.

Becoming Spanish after the qualifying residence period — the long game, mapped from day one.

Residency, status and the questions Brits keep asking since free movement ended.

Getting a foreign degree recognised so it actually counts in Spain.

The specific, slower homologation route for medical and health qualifications.

Challenging a refusal — administrative appeal, and the courts when it comes to that.

Buying property safely: contracts, checks and completion, with a lawyer on your side.

The legal checks before you sign — debts, licences, planning and who really owns it.

The NIE you need to buy, pay the tax and complete on a Spanish property.

A notarised power of attorney so we can act for you without you flying over for every signature.

A Spanish will under Brussels IV, so your estate passes the way you actually intend.

Handling an inheritance in Spain — the process, the tax and the paperwork.

Working out where you're tax-resident, and what that actually means — with tax specialists.

The impatriate regime: a flat rate for qualifying inbound workers, arranged with tax partners.

The non-resident's annual tax on Spanish property and income.

Declaring overseas assets when the thresholds bite.

Planning around Andalucía's inheritance and gift tax — handled with the legal team.

Opening a Spanish bank account, resident or non-resident.

Financing a purchase as a non-resident, via mortgage partners.

Moving a UK pension sensibly, with regulated advisers.

Structuring savings and investments for the move, with IFAs.