How much is the Spain digital nomad visa fee for Filipino applicants?
Updated · Consulates guide · Not legal advice
Filipino residents apply at the Embassy of Spain in Manila, and the visa fee depends on your nationality, so check the embassy's page for the current amount. Expect separate costs later: the TIE card fee in Spain, apostilles, sworn translations and insurance.
| Cost | Paid to | Where to check |
|---|---|---|
| National visa fee | Embassy of Spain in Manila | Embassy of Spain in Manila |
| UGE residence fee (if applying from inside Spain) | Spanish administration | UGE |
| TIE card fee (form 790 code 012) | Policía Nacional, after arrival | Policía Nacional |
| Apostilles | Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs | DFA |
| Sworn translations | Spanish sworn translator | Official list |
| Health insurance | Insurer authorised in Spain | Your insurer |
Requirements are the same for every nationality
Filipino applicants meet the same rules as everyone else: remote work for a non-Spanish company or clients for at least 3 months, income of at least €2,849 a month for one person, degree or 3 years' experience, insurance, and a clean record for the last 2 years. See requirements.
NIE and TIE
Your foreigner identity number (NIE) is assigned during the process. After you arrive with the visa you apply for the TIE card in Spain. See TIE after arrival.
Quick answers
- How much does it cost to apply for the Spain digital nomad visa?
- Government fees depend on your nationality and route; check the embassy's page. Add apostilles, translations, insurance and the TIE fee.
- Can Filipinos apply from inside Spain?
- If you are legally in Spain (for example on a valid Schengen visa), you can apply to the UGE online. Check that your stay is still valid when you file.
- Where do I book an appointment?
- Through the Embassy of Spain in Manila's official website. Check the embassy's page for the current booking method.
What to do next
See whether you qualify before paying any fees.
Run the free eligibility checkSources
- Embassy of Spain in Manila
- UGE (Ministerio de Inclusión): Large Companies and Strategic Groups Unit
- UGE: digital nomad FAQ (Spanish, PDF)
- Policía Nacional: fee form 790 code 012 (TIE)
Checked: . Rules change; confirm current values on the official pages above before you file.