The national parliament introduced a visa for digital nomads by passing a startup law earlier this year.
To qualify for the Spanish Digital Nomad program, applicants must be foreigners working abroad, self-employed, or employed by a non-Spanish company operating outside of Spain.
Remote workers must also earn at least €2,334 per month or €28,000 per year to meet the government’s minimum income criterion. Spain allows visitors to stay for up to one year. After that, they can apply for a three-year residence permit and a two-year extension. After five years, they can be considered for permanent residence.
According to data from the THP
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