Visas & Residency
Immigration Services
We specialise in visas and residency for UK nationals who want to make Spain their home. We help you understand the requirements, and obtain your visa and residency.
Available in Costa del Sol and surrounding areas.
Our latest useful information and articles relating to moving to and & living in Spain
After moving to Spain your first tax declarations are due the year after you become tax resident in Spain. The tax year in Spain runs with the calendar year, 1st January to 31st December and the basic rule is that you become tax resident when you’ve spent 183 days in the year in Spain. Your
Update 10th March 2025 ETIAS will start operations in the last quarter of 2026.No action is required from travellers at this point.The European Union will inform about the specific date for the start of ETIAS several months prior to its launch. Source – the Officical ETIAS Website: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_en So, no change for some time yet,
In 2024 Spain implemented significant reforms to its immigration laws to enhance migrant integration and address labour market needs. Key Spain rule and law changes that are relevant to people that are not citizens of EU countries who are looking to move to Spain include: Property Investor ‘Golden Visa Residency In November 2024, the residency scheme
British citizens / UK nationals now have to follow the same process as other non-EU national citizens of third countries to get Spanish residency, i.e. there is a requirement to first obtain a visa. The financial means required for a British Citizen / UK national to obtain a residency visa, is a lot higher than
UPDATE In November Congress approved a bill that included text to scrap the ‘Golden Visa’ and end this residency scheme as soon as January 2025. On December 2nd, the Senate vetoed the bill sending it back to Congress delaying the ending of the Golden Visa for property purchases in Spain for several months. The legislation
The EU travel rules for non-EU family members of EU citizens are different to the general rules for other nationals of non-EU countries. If you are a citizen of an EU country living in or or travelling to another EU country, your family can join you, including core family members who are not EU citizens.