A Guide to Living & Working in Spain
Spain offers a sunnier clime where the pace of life is relaxed and balanced, so it’s unsurprising that many British people are relocating to this part of the world.
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Spain offers a sunnier clime where the pace of life is relaxed and balanced, so it’s unsurprising that many British people are relocating to this part of the world.
If you want to live in Spain indefinitely, you can apply for a long-term residency permit after you have lived in Spain for five years. This will allow you to gain residency status.
If you are looking for a non-working (non-lucrative) residence visa, then you will need to meet the minimum income requirements. The requirement for a primary applicant is 400% of the annual IPREM (Indicador Público de Renta de Efectos Múltiples).
The IPREM is an index that determines eligibility for certain benefits. The current IPREM is currently €600 per month, meaning you need at least €2400 annual income per month or savings in your bank account.
Yes, once you have registered for healthcare, basic health services will be free. However, you will still have to pay for certain services such as prescription medication.
A Golden Visa is a residency by investment program. It offers residency to non-EU nationals who offer to make a significant contribution to the Spanish economy.
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