Determine the Right Visa
Non-Lucrative Residence Visa: Ideal for those who wish to live in Spain without working there, often chosen by retirees or those with sufficient financial means to support themselves.
Student Visa: Required if you're planning to study in Spain. This visa allows enrollment in educational institutions and may permit part-time work.
Work Visa: Necessary for those who have secured employment in Spain. Your Spanish employer typically assists with this process.
Family Reunification Visa: For family members of Spanish citizens or legal residents, allowing them to live together in Spain.
Before you can start your expat adventure in Spain, you need to determine which type of long-stay visa is right for you. Here are the most common types:
Golden Visa: For individuals who make significant investments in Spain, such as buying property.
Tourist Visa: For those wishing to visit for no more than 90 days.
Preparing Your Application
Required Documents:
Completed visa application form.
Valid passport, with at least six months beyond your planned stay.
Passport-sized photos.
Proof of accommodation in Spain (rental agreement, invitation letter, etc.).
Proof of financial means (bank statements, income proof, etc.).
Health insurance coverage for the duration of your stay.
Purpose of stay letter, explaining why you want to live in Spain and your plans there.
