Moving to Spain
without unnecessary hassle and hidden costs

In addition to preparing the case itself, we also offer the following services:

• 1. Obtaining certificates: SFR/Extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities/Certificate of no criminal record with an apostille/non-standard certificates with an apostille - we will obtain these documents for you and more.
• 2. Registration of sworn translations (Jurado translations): we cooperate with official translators, thanks to which documents can be translated faster and cheaper.
• 3. Selection of a language school for obtaining a student visa.
• 4. Selection of schools for children.
• 5. Selection of a university for higher education in Spain.
• 6. Registration of medical insurance through our insurance agents.
• 7. Opening a local individual entrepreneur (Autonomo/Autónomo)
• 8. Registration with the Spanish Social Security
• 9. Accounting and application of tax deductions

If you are planning a move but don’t know where to start, leave a request on our website or write to us in Telegram (https://t.me/digital_nomad_easy). We will analyze your case for free and offer the best relocation options. We also provide comprehensive services, including visa processing, housing and school selection, tax support and on-site support.

We offer flexible payment options:

• Payment to an individual entrepreneur account in the Russian Federation
• Payment to our company account in Spain or by European card (in this case, VAT 21% applies)
• Cryptocurrency

Our work can be divided into several stages:

• 1. Preliminary consultation
• 2. Signing the contract and paying for services
• 3. Creating a working chat in Telegram or WhatsApp (depending on where you find it more convenient to communicate)
• 4. Providing a checklist with all the necessary documents
• 5. Collecting documents and preparing for submission
• 6. Submitting documents and waiting for the result

If this is obtaining a residence permit:

• 1. After receiving approval, we sign you up for fingerprinting
• 2. Submitting fingerprints and waiting for the plastic card to be ready
• 3. Receiving a plastic card is the end of the process.

The work chat remains open even after the completion of the process of obtaining a residence permit.

We understand that the process of obtaining a visa or residence permit is an important and responsible stage, and we want you to feel confident. Despite the fact that the final word belongs to the consul and employees of the migration authority, we can name the reasons why you can trust us:

• 1. Our team consists of the best specialists. Among them, there is a certified specialist in EU and Spanish migration law, a graduate of the University of Zaragoza, as well as a specialist in obtaining a Schengen visa with 10 years of experience.
• 2. We do everything possible to minimize the risk of refusal and strengthen your "legend" in advance in those moments that the consulate most often checks.
• 3. Even if something goes “not according to plan” — we will always offer you options for solving the problem, whether it is filing an appeal or re-collecting documents and re-submitting.
• 4. If you need a 100% guarantee, we have the option of submitting a Schengen visa through trusted channels at the consulate. This option guarantees approval and a longer visa period, but has its own nuances, which we will discuss individually.
• 5. We accompany you from start to finish: we help collect documents, sign up for submission and answer all your questions.

We have received more than 600 approvals, so you can rely on our work, support and professionalism.

Depends on the type of residence permit. On average, it takes from 3 to 6 months.

Our team tries to relieve you of all possible tasks. However, there are situations where your personal presence is necessary: ​​submitting documents for a visa (if the system does not have your fingerprints for the last 5 years), visiting a notary, etc.

Yes, we will inform you about any changes regarding your case.

In case of refusal, we will definitely look into the reasons and offer possible solutions. Action options:

• 1. Filing an appeal - if the refusal can be challenged, we will file an application to review the decision.
• 2. Resubmission - we will correct the deficiencies and resubmit the documents.
• 3. Selecting another type of residence permit or visa - for example, a refusal of a Schengen visa can be covered by obtaining a D visa for a digital nomad.
• 4. Partial refund.

Yes! We help not only during the move, but also after you receive your TIE plastic card. You can still ask questions in the work chat.

We can also offer you:

• 1. Registration with social security, opening Autonomo and obtaining an electronic digital signature through our hestors (tax lawyers).
• 2. Help with renting/buying a home. Our team includes realtors who will relieve you of the hassle of interacting with the owner and checking documents.
• 3. Registration of medical insurance. We interact with insurance agents who will help you choose the most favorable rate.

Depends on the type of residence permit. Most often it is:

• 1. Sworn translations (hurado) — from 100 to 500 euros (depending on the number of documents).
• 2. Payment of fees — about 120 euros per person (on average).
• 3. Obtaining additional documents (certificates of no criminal record, certificate of company existence, affixing apostilles) — the cost varies.
• 4. Registration of medical insurance (depending on the case) — about 800 euros.

If you decide to cancel our services, a refund is possible minus the amount for the work already performed. The terms of termination are detailed in the contract, and we always act within the framework of the agreements.

No, we work online. However, most of our specialists live in Spain, so if necessary we can provide on-site support, including translation services.

Our main resources are telegram channel, as well as chat. Dmitry, the founder of El Relocator, also gave several interviews.

• The Complete Guide to Moving to Spain
• Moving to Spain: What You Need to Know
• Guide to Immigration to Spain. How to get a digital nomad visa and residence permit