What is the official website for the Spain digital nomad visa?
Updated · Spain nomad visa guide · Not legal advice
There is no single 'digital nomad visa' website. The official sources are the UGE (Unidad de Grandes Empresas y Colectivos Estratégicos) at inclusion.gob.es for residence applications filed from Spain, the website of the Spanish consulate that covers where you live (on exteriores.gob.es) for visas, and the BOE for the law itself.
| Site | Use it for |
|---|---|
| UGE, inclusion.gob.es | Requirements and online filing from inside Spain |
| Spanish consulates, exteriores.gob.es | Visa checklists, appointments, fees |
| BOE | Law 14/2013 and Law 28/2022 |
| Agencia Tributaria | Beckham regime (Modelo 149) |
| Sede electrónica | Police appointments (TIE) |
Spotting lookalike sites
- Spanish government sites end in .gob.es (or .es for some bodies like the BOE).
- Private companies (including us) are not the government. We are a private service and say so on every page.
- Never pay a 'visa fee' to a site that is not your consulate, the UGE, or the official payment channel they link.
Quick answers
- Does Spain have a digital nomad visa?
- Yes, since January 2023 under Law 28/2022: the international teleworker visa and residence authorisation.
- Can I apply for the Spain digital nomad visa online?
- From inside Spain, yes, via the UGE. From abroad, through your consulate's procedure.
- Is Spain Visa Desk an official site?
- No. We are a private flat-fee service. We link the official sources on every page.
What to do next
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- UGE (Ministerio de Inclusión): Large Companies and Strategic Groups Unit
- Embassy of Spain in Washington: consulates and jurisdictions
- BOE: Law 14/2013 (consolidated text, arts. 74 bis and 74 ter)
- BOE: Law 28/2022 (Startups Law) creating the international teleworker permit
Checked: . Rules change; confirm current values on the official pages above before you file.