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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.
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Spain’s recent healthcare decree concerning access to the public healthcare system has attracted considerable attention in expatriate forums, social media groups and among British and other non-EU foreigners already resident and those planning to move to Spain The law in question — Royal Decree 3/2026, published in the Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE) — has
The ‘declaracion de la renta’ is the personal income tax return in Spain. It is completed by filing the Modelo 100 tax declaration form. Who has to File a Declaracion de la Renta Personal income Tax Return in Spain All Spanish residents are obliged to declare the income that they recieve. This includes income arising
1. What is Modelo 720? Modelo 720 is a mandatory tax form in Spain for tax residents to declare assets held outside Spain if they are above a certain value. 2. Who is required to file Modelo 720? Any individual or entity that is a tax resident in Spain and holds assets abroad exceeding the
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
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
The way your banking and finances are set up can have a significant impact on your Non-Lucrative residency renewal. Since Spain’s recent immigration rule updates, one change in particular is catching out more and more Non-Lucrative residency holders who moved from the UK — and it’s one that could have serious consequences if ignored. The