Spain's Digital Nomad Visa lets non-EU remote workers and freelancers live in Spain while working for clients or an employer abroad. Updated for 2026 with the current income threshold (about €2,849 a month), the two application routes, the tax regime, and the documents you need.
Spanish cuisine changes character every hundred kilometers, and knowing the regional map, the real pantry staples, and where locals actually shop makes it far easier to cook and eat well here.
If you're a legal resident in Spain, you have the right to bring your spouse, children, or dependent parents to join you. Here's how the process works after the May 2025 reglamento, what it costs, and how long the wait genuinely runs once a consulate abroad gets involved.
What you're entitled to as an employee in Spain for 2026: minimum wage and nómina basics, contract types after the 2022 labor reform, working hours and mandatory time-tracking, sick leave, parental leave, and exactly what to do, and how fast, if you're dismissed.
The Spanish CV still runs reverse-chronological with a personal-details block up top, but the photo, your date of birth, and your nationality are no longer automatic entries. Here's what a Spanish employer actually expects now, and what changes when you're applying as a foreigner.