Turnkey relocation to Spain — residence permit in 2 months
We will match the residence permit type to your situation, collect the documents and guide you all the way to the resident card. All the paperwork is on us. You just move.
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Spain is waiting. The only question is when you move
300+ sunny days a year, the EU's fourth largest economy and some of the friendliest residence permit rules in Europe.
The sea, a mild climate, fresh food and safe cities. Spain is among Europe's leaders in quality of life for expats. This is not a two-week holiday — this is your new everyday life.
A Spanish residence permit opens the whole Schengen area: 27 countries with no visas and no borders. Paris for the weekend, the Alps in winter — just get on the plane.
Spain is one of the most welcoming EU countries for legalisation. Our clients get approved in about 2 months on average — no consulate queues, the application goes online.
Residence permit → permanent residence after 5 years → citizenship. Moving to Spain is not about "living here for a year" — it is a long-term investment in freedom for you and your children.
Choose your path to Spain
Every situation has its own residence permit type. Find yours or let us match it for you.
You work remotely for a foreign company or freelance for clients abroad
- Residence permit for 3 years
- Income from €2,800/month
- Family included
You have savings or passive income and do not plan to work in Spain
- Residence permit for 1 year, renewable
- Savings from €28,800
- Great for a career break or retirement
You are launching an innovative business and are ready to grow it in Spain
- Residence permit for 3 years
- Business plan + capital
- Family included
You want to study in Spain — with the right to work part-time
- Visa for 1 year, renewable
- Savings from €7,200
- A path to a residence permit
You plan to start your own business in Spain
- Residence permit for 1–4 years
- Business plan + from €16,000
- The right to work for yourself
Answer 4 questions — we will tell you which one suits you.
Take the 2-minute quizWhat each residence permit type requires
Pick a residence permit type — we will show the key requirements. We will go through the full list for your situation during the consultation.
Income from €2,763 per month.
The ability to work remotely 365 days a year.
An employment or service contract with a company older than 1 year; at least 3 months with it.
€33,152 for the main applicant, +€12,432 for a partner, +€4,144 for each family member.
Prepared in line with the requirements of the Directorate General.
The experience of the applicant and the team must match the declared business.
Property rentals, investments and other sources of passive income.
More than €28,000 in the account, or the equivalent in dollars.
Owned property or a long-term rental.
Important: this permit is only issued by converting an existing Spanish residence permit — you cannot apply from scratch from abroad.
More than €16,000 in the account.
Prepared to the requirements of the Spanish self-employed association.
Before converting you need to have lived in Spain legally for a year.
A bank statement showing at least €7,200 for the year of study.
Proof of a rental or owned property for the study period.
The Resguardo de matrícula document and the tuition payment receipt.
List of required documents
- Proof of employer’s existance (min. 1 year)
- Documents confirming education or work experience (min. 3 years)
- Certificates of no criminal record with an apostille
- CV
- Letter with permission to work remotely
- Bank statement for the last 3 months
- Passport with a copy of all pages
- MI-T application form
- Receipt for payment of fee 790-038
- Declaration of no criminal record
- Employment contract
- Salary slips for 3 months
- Certificate of departure from the Social Secutity
- Private insurance
- Service agreement
- Invoices for 3 months
- Promise to open a sole proprietorship in Spain after approval (RETA declaration)
- Spouse's passport with a copy of all pages
- Marriage certificate
- Certificate of no criminal record with an apostille
- Receipt for payment of fee 790-038
- Declaration of no criminal record
- MI-F application
- Child's birth certificate
- Child's passport with a copy of all pages
- Receipt for payment of fee 790-038
- MI-F application
- Passport with a copy of all pages
- Business plan approved by ENISA
- Document confirming education or work experience
- LinkedIn profile
- Certificate of no criminal record with an apostille
- Bank statement with balance
- MI-T questionnaire
- State fee 790-038
- Receipt for payment of the fee 790-038
- Declaration of no criminal record
- Private health insurance
- International passport with a copy of all pages
- Marriage certificate
- Certificate of no criminal record with an apostille
- State fee 790-038
- Receipt for payment of the fee 790-038
- Declaration of no criminal record
- MI-F application form
- Child's birth certificate
- International passport with a copy of all pages
- State fee 790-038
- Receipt for payment of the fee 790-038
- MI-F application form
*the list of documents may be extended depending on the applicant's situation
- International passport
- Certificate of no criminal record with an apostille
- Visa applications - 2 pcs.
- EX01 application - 2 pcs
- . Private health insurance
- Medical certificate
- 2 photos 3*4
- Payment of fee 790-052
- Bank statement with savings from €28,800 (or equivalent in dollars)
- Motivation letter
- Availability of housing in Spain (rent or ownership)
*the list can be extended depending on the source of passive income
- Marriage certificate
- International passport
- Certificate of no criminal record with an apostille
- Visa applications - 2 pcs.
- EX01 application - 2 pcs
- . Payment of fee 790-052
- Confirmation of availability of financial resources for a family member
- Private medical insurance
- Medical certificate
- Birth certificate
- International passport
- Visa applications - 2 pcs.
- EX01 application - 2 pcs
- . Payment of fee 790-052
- Confirmation of availability of financial resources for a family member
- Private medical insurance
- Medical certificate
- International passport with a copy of all pages
- Application form
- Business plan approved by one of the associations of individual entrepreneurs in Spain
- Registration of individual entrepreneurship (Autónomo) - except for those who are transferring from a non lucrative residency
- Confirmation of savings in the amount of 16,000€
- Documents confirming education or work experience
- International passport with a copy of all pages
- Marriage certificate
- Application form
- International passport with a copy of all pages
- Birth certificate
- Application form
*the list of documents may be extended depending on the applicant's situation
- International passport
- Certificate of no criminal record with an apostille
- Bank statement with a balance of at least €7,200
- Visa application form
- Private medical insurance
- Medical certificate under 2005 regulations
- 2 photos 3.5*4.5
- Payment of the state fee
- Certificate of admission to study: Resguardo de matrícula + payment receipt
- Confirmation of accommodation for the duration of study
- Curriculum with a list of subjects
- Document confirming the presence of a previous education degree (school certificate, bachelor's degree, etc.)
- Certificate of admission to study: Resguardo de matrícula + payment receipt
- Confirmation of accommodation for the duration of study
Check whether you qualify
Why people trust us with their move
until you get the approval
It is written into the contract: if the refusal is our fault, we refund our fee.
We calculate your tax burden and pick the right regime before you move. You know the numbers in advance.
We assess your chances honestly during the consultation. If it does not fit, we say so and offer an alternative.
The price is locked in the contract. No "please pay a bit more" along the way.
Your spouse and children get their permits together with you. We help with schools and kindergartens.
One person guides you from the first call to the resident card — including extra requests from the immigration office.
We do not disappear after the permit — we close every question of the move
One contractor for the whole move instead of ten. You are never left alone with a foreign country.
We help you rent or buy a home, check the lease and register your address (empadronamiento).
We calculate the optimal tax regime and help with returns and reporting.
We open an account in a Spanish bank and help with transfers and unblocking.
Permits for your spouse and children, choosing schools and kindergartens, translating education documents.
We handle permit renewals and the path to permanent residence after 5 years and to citizenship.
Exchanging your driving licence, health insurance, registering with the healthcare system.
How your move works with us
A transparent process: you always know what is happening and what comes next.
We analyse your situation, assess your chances honestly and pick the right residence permit type.
We lock the price and the deadlines in the contract — no extra charges along the way. We prepare a personal document checklist.
We collect the documents, have them sworn-translated and apostilled for you. You only send scans.
We file the application with a digital signature and answer extra requests from the immigration office.
We meet you in Spain, help you book the fingerprint appointment, get the resident card (TIE) and settle in.
⏱ On average from 2 months — from the consultation to the approval
On your own or with El Relocator
You can file on your own. But a single refusal costs more than our fee — both in money and in months of your life.
| On your own | With El Relocator | |
|---|---|---|
| Risk of refusal | High — because of mistakes in the documents | Minimal — we take the case only if we are sure |
| Studying the requirements | Dozens of hours on forums and guesswork | 0 hours — we know the procedure by heart |
| Translation and apostille | You figure it out and run around yourself | We do it for you, with sworn translation |
| Extra document requests | Panic and the risk of missing the deadline | We answer them — calmly and on time |
| Taxes | You guess how much to pay | We calculate the optimal regime in advance |
| Cost of a mistake | Months lost + paying the fee again | You are protected — we work until you get the result |
| After the approval | You are left alone in a foreign country | We stay with you: renewal, permanent residence, taxes |
Our clients' relocation stories
How much will you pay in Spain? Let us calculate before you move
Spain has several tax regimes, and the best option depends on your income, type of employment and family situation. For some the special regime for new residents works best, for others the standard scale. We calculate both scenarios and show your real tax burden in numbers — before you decide to move.
The team that makes moving to Spain calm
El Relocator is a team of experts in relocation to Spain. We help with every type of residence permit — from the student visa to the digital nomad — and make the process clear and calm.
In the teamWe do not work from templates — a personal approach from day one.
Our team
Answering what matters most
Start from your goals. If your priority is studying and cultural immersion, a student visa is for you. If you want to travel around Europe and continue working remotely, consider the digital nomad program. And if developing your own business or startup is important, a residence permit for self-employment (autónomo) or a startup residence permit will be a great fit.
If you’re unsure which type suits you best, come for a free consultation. We’ll analyze your situation together.
The digital nomad visa lets you work remotely in Spain long-term but is issued for 1 year. Applications are submitted at the consulate of your country of citizenship or residence, requiring original documents and printed certified translations.
The residence permit is issued for 3 years. Applications are submitted online within Spain, and all documents are sent electronically.
Yes, spouses and children can move with you. Applications are submitted simultaneously with the main applicant (even if the family member is not in Spain) or after approval of the main permit. The second option takes longer but also works.
If you and your partner are not officially married, you can register a civil partnership (pareja de hecho) in Spain. Parents or adult children can be included only if you provide proof of their financial dependence on you.
Yes, but there are nuances. It is important to prove the project’s innovativeness. For example, if your business has existed since 2015, add technological development: proprietary software, AI, or other digital solutions. Spain is interested in projects with growth potential and economic benefit.
Note that traditional business types, such as restaurant chains or beauty salons, do not meet startup residence permit criteria. However, projects related to promising sectors like medicine, fintech, or logistics significantly increase your chances.
No, to apply for a self-employment residence permit, you must have a valid legal status (e.g., a student residence permit). A tourist visa does not allow status change.
Regarding other residence permit types: students can apply if less than 60 days remain before their current permit expires, but no later than 90 days after its expiration. For startups and digital nomads, applications can be submitted after 1 year of holding the current permit.
If you initially had a permit with work authorization (e.g., startup permit or nomad with autónomo status), after conversion you will get a residence permit for 4 years.
If you were a nomad employed by a company or held a non-lucrative residence permit, after conversion you’ll first be approved for 1 year, then for 4 years upon renewal.
Yes, university students can work but only under certain conditions: no more than 20 hours per week during study periods and up to 40 hours per week during holidays.
Language course students must request a separate work permit. After obtaining it, they can work up to 20 hours per week.


