Digital Nomad VisaFrom the UK at the Spanish consulate that covers where you live — in London, Manchester or Edinburgh — or in Spain if you’re there legally.
Non-Lucrative VisaAt the Spanish consulate that covers where you live in the UK, before you move.
Family
Digital Nomad VisaSpouse or partner, children and dependent parents. Adult children must be financially dependent and must not have formed their own family.
Non-Lucrative VisaSpouse or partner and children under 18. Adult children qualify only if disability requires support or ill health prevents them meeting their own needs. Parents are not included as dependants.
Studying in Spain, or joining family there?
Student Visa
Study in Spain on a qualifying course, with the application planned around your course dates.
A British business owner ran two US companies without a fixed salary. The authorities asked for clearer evidence of ownership, business activity and recurring income.
Our work
We organised company records, a long-standing client contract, bank statements and qualifications into a structured response.
Outcome
The residence permit was approved after that response.
A client sold her home to fund her move and applied for the Non-Lucrative Visa. After submission, the authorities requested a form proving she no longer worked, but that form was not issued where she had worked.
Our work
On our advice, she requested an equivalent record of employment dates from the local tax office. We added her notarised statement that she would not work in Spain, arranged translations and sent the response by express courier.
Outcome
Her Non-Lucrative Visa was approved after that response.
The consulate decided on the evidence in her file.
At each stage, you know what we’re working on and what comes next.
01
A free first conversation
Anna discusses your plans and explains our support. If our support fits and a closer look would help, you can choose a further free consultation with her and an experienced case manager or consultant.
02
Your agreement
Your written agreement sets out the package, fees and responsibilities before work begins.
You pay 50% of the service fee when you sign.
03
Your plan and checklist
Your case manager sets out the steps, expected timing and a checklist of the documents your case needs.
04
Your documents
You request your official records and certificates with our guidance. Depending on your package, we provide templates, review each document, prepare forms, and arrange sworn translations and apostille help.
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Submission
Your file is lodged where representation is permitted, or your appointment at the Spanish consulate is arranged.
The next 25% of the fee is due after submission.
06
While you wait
Depending on your package, we track your application and help you respond if the authorities ask for more information.
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The decision
The Spanish authorities decide your application. If it is refused, depending on your package, we review the refusal and help with an appeal or a new application where there are grounds.
The final 25% is due when the decision is issued, whether approved or refused.
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Your first steps in Spain
After approval, support depends on your package. It can include preparing your residence-card (TIE) documents, booking your police fingerprint appointment and accompanying you there, plus help opening a Spanish bank account and a consultation with the Spanish tax adviser we work with.
When your case needs it, or if you prefer, we can involve an independent Spanish lawyer (abogado).
I’m not sure which visa fits, or whether I qualify. Where do I start?
Start with a free consultation about your plans, income, family and timing. Your first contact explains how our support works and the next step.
If our support fits and a closer look would help, you can choose a further free consultation with Anna and an experienced case manager or consultant.
If a suitable route isn’t available, we’ll tell you.
What will it cost in total?
Our fee depends on your route, package and who is moving with you. Each visa page shows its packages and fees in pounds. You agree the scope and fee in writing before work begins.
You pay 50% of the service fee when you sign, 25% after submission and the final 25% when the decision is issued, whether approved or refused.
Depending on your package, allow separately for government fees, apostilles and sworn translations. Health insurance premiums are always paid separately.
Start before you set a move date or change your work arrangements.
Official processing periods cover only the application itself; police certificates, apostilles, sworn translations, and consulate appointments take their own time. Once you’ve agreed your package, your case manager sets out the steps and the expected timing for your route.
No. ClickToSpain is a residency support team: we assess your situation, plan and prepare your file, and coordinate the steps in your agreement.
When your case needs legal advice or representation, or if you prefer, we involve José Antonio Bascuñana Soriano, an independent abogado (colegiado nº 1933, Colegio de Abogados de Orihuela).
Can you promise that my application will succeed?
No one can. The Spanish authorities decide every application. We review your situation and documents before you apply so that your file addresses the requirements of your route, and we explain what to expect if the authorities ask for more information.
If an application is refused, depending on your package, we review the refusal and help with an appeal or a new application where there are grounds. When your case needs it, or if you prefer, we can involve an independent Spanish lawyer (abogado).
Can I prepare the application myself?
Yes. You can prepare your own application. Our review helps you understand what your case needs and what to address before you apply. Your chosen package sets out the preparation and coordination we provide.
Can my partner and children come with me?
Yes. Eligible family members can apply with you on the Digital Nomad and Non-Lucrative routes. We plan your family’s paperwork alongside your application and check the higher financial requirement for everyone applying.
Do I need health insurance? Can I use my UK health cover?
You need healthcare cover that meets your route’s requirements. Depending on your circumstances, this may be public healthcare in Spain or qualifying private insurance.
If you receive a UK State Pension, an S1 may give you access to state healthcare in Spain once registered.
Every package includes help arranging a suitable Spanish policy if you need one. You pay the premium separately.
Your residence permit doesn’t decide where you pay tax. Living in Spain for more than 183 days in a calendar year generally makes you a Spanish tax resident, and UK tax residence has its own rules.
How your income, pension, or business is taxed depends on your circumstances and the UK–Spain tax treaty, so plan for both countries with a qualified tax adviser before you move. Some packages include a consultation with the Spanish tax adviser we work with.
Share how you’ll support yourself in Spain, who is moving with you, and what you’re unsure about. You don’t need to know which route fits to get in touch.
Anna
Your first point of contact
Thank you — we’ve received your enquiry
Anna from our team will contact you to understand your plans and arrange your free consultation (Monday to Friday, 9am–6pm UK time).
Start with a free consultation
Anna will contact you to discuss your plans and explain our service and fees. If a route doesn’t fit, we’ll tell you plainly.
