Who can apply?
Remote workers, freelancers and employees of companies outside Spain with documented work relationships and a profile compatible with the DNV route.
FILIPINOS GUIDE
A clear guide to understand whether you can apply, which documents you need from the Philippines, and how to turn your case into a well-prepared application.
KEY POINTS
We look at your profile, employment relationship, income and current documents so we can guide you quickly and without noise.
Remote workers, freelancers and employees of companies outside Spain with documented work relationships and a profile compatible with the DNV route.
The amount changes depending on whether you apply alone or with family. The key is proving stable and sufficient income to support the application.
Read the guidePassport, apostilled NBI, sworn translations, remote work proof, private health insurance and family support documents if relevant.
Read the guideApplying from the Philippines or from Spain changes the route, timing and filing steps. We help you choose the most sensible path.
DOCUMENTS
Most problems come not from the visa concept itself, but from incomplete or poorly organized paperwork. Here we prioritize the essentials.
Employer letter, employment relationship, permission to work from Spain and continuity proof.
Contracts, invoices, clients, solvency and a clear remote-work narrative.
Relationship documents, dependents and income adjustments based on family size.
Sworn translations, document order and pre-checks to minimize avoidable mistakes.
GUIDED WITH YOU
“Moving is not just a formality. It is the start of a new chapter, and we stay with you every step of the way.”
From the visa to the practical steps of settling in Spain, our approach is to guide you with clarity.
HOW WE HELP
We review your situation, tell you whether the case makes sense, and what documents you still need before taking the next step.
BEYOND THE VISA
Once you are in Spain, we can also guide you through extranjería steps, freelancer setup, and practical resources to settle in more smoothly.
We help guide you through NIE and other common extranjería steps so your arrival in Spain feels more organized.
If you work as a freelancer, we can guide you through the usual setup and the general RETA context when relevant.
We can also connect you with coworking spaces and useful places for digital nomads, depending on the city and profile.

We guide you on how to prepare the file, what to translate and what not to, and which details should be locked down before you submit anything.
We can review whether another route makes more sense, how to organize your evidence, and which filing channel fits best.
A concrete route, fewer document doubts, and a clearer decision before investing time or money.
We help you understand the total process cost, which expenses are unavoidable, and what should be budgeted from the start.
See detailed costsFAQ
Yes. We first review your profile, income and documents to see whether the route makes sense before you book or file.
Usually a passport, apostilled NBI, proof of remote work, sworn translations and private health insurance, though the exact list can vary.
Yes, as long as the documents show stable remote activity and continuity of income.
It can be part of a longer residence path, but it does not grant nationality directly. Spanish nationality depends on the legal residence period and the rest of the legal requirements.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
You do not need everything perfect. But it helps to arrive with the basic information organized so we can tell you clearly which route makes the most sense.
If you already have your NBI, passport, translations or a document list, we review it with you and spot what is missing.
It helps us know whether you are a remote employee, freelancer or someone working with clients and companies outside Spain.
If you also want help with NIE, extranjería, RETA or coworks, we can factor that in from the first review.
NEXT STEP
We help you organize the case, spot risks and decide whether the digital nomad visa truly fits your situation.