Madrid
Barcelona
Zaragoza | R.O.
Marbella
Gran Canaria
Working from Spain should be legally structured from the start
Remote work has made it easier for international professionals to live in Spain while working for companies, clients or businesses located abroad.
But that flexibility also creates legal, tax and compliance questions that should be addressed before or during the move.
More than a place to work from
We advise remote workers, digital professionals, consultants, founders and international employees on the legal implications of working from Spain.
This includes residence options, digital nomad visas, tax position, employment or contractor status, social security issues and long-term compliance.
- A full legal view of remote work in Spain, covering residence, tax, social security and professional status.
- Advice tailored to the client’s working model, whether employee, contractor, consultant, founder or business owner.
- Early identification of legal and tax risks before relocation, application or long-term settlement in Spain.
- Coordination between immigration and wider planning, so the visa route supports the client’s personal and professional objectives.
- Practical guidance for cross-border work arrangements, where income, clients, employers or companies remain outside Spain.
Remote work requires more than a visa. It requires a clear legal structure.
We help international professionals understand how working from Spain affects their residence status, tax position, social security exposure and wider personal or business plans, providing strategic advice before decisions become difficult to reverse.
