To qualify for Spanish visas and residence permits, Spanish consulates require a private health insurance policy issued by an authorized Spanish insurer. The policy must offer full comprehensive coverage with zero copayments (sin copago), zero waiting periods (sin carencia), and no coverage limits. Standard international travel insurance or policies with co-pay fees will result in visa rejection. We provide fully certified, consulate-compliant Spanish health insurance policies starting from day one of your application.

Vehicle importation costs start from €695 plus taxes, as total registration fees depend on your car’s age, market value, and CO₂ emissions (ranging from 0% for low-emission vehicles up to 14.75% for higher-emitting models). If you qualify for a transfer-of-residence exemption within 6 months of moving, you may be eligible to import your car tax-free. For driving licences, foreign residents must complete a Driving Licence Exchange (Canje de carnet) within legal time limits. Our complete Canje package costs €250 and covers all DGT appointments, document translation, and processing.

As an independent insurance broker with over 6 years of experience, we work with over 20 top Spanish insurance providers to compare the entire market for you—saving you time and money. Buying directly through a single bank or insurer limits your options to their rigid packages. We offer 100% English-speaking support to find tailored, cost-effective policies across Health, Home, Auto, Commercial Business Liability, and Life/Funeral (Deceso) coverage.

Yes, writing a Spanish Will is essential for anyone owning property or assets in Spain. Under European Succession Regulation (Brussels IV), a properly drafted Spanish Will allows you to stipulate that the law of your home country applies to your estate, bypassing strict Spanish forced-heirship rules. Cross-border inheritance tax laws between Spain and your home country can also be complex; strategic estate planning helps maximize local tax allowances and prevents double taxation on international assets for your heirs.

The Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) allows non-EU freelancers and remote employees working for non-Spanish companies to live and work legally in Spain. Applicants must demonstrate a professional relationship with their company/clients for at least 3 months and meet minimum monthly income thresholds. DNV holders can also apply for the Beckham Law tax regime, paying a flat income tax rate of 24% on Spanish-source income instead of progressive rates up to 47%. We assist with document preparation, remote work proof, and full visa submission.

Yes. A NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) is your official tax identification number in Spain and is required for buying property, importing vehicles, setting up utility contracts, and opening bank accounts. The Empadronamiento (Padrón) is your official town hall registration proving your local residential address. Both documents are essential foundations for almost every immigration, tax, and registration process in Spain. We guide you through acquiring both efficiently.

Home insurance (seguro de hogar) is legally mandatory in Spain if you have a Spanish mortgage on the property. Even without a mortgage, comprehensive home insurance is strongly recommended to protect against structural damage, water leaks, theft, and third-party civil liability. Through our brokerage network of 20+ insurers, we provide fully bilingual home insurance policies tailored for primary residences, holiday homes, and rental properties across Spain.