Residence permit Digital Nomad remotely

Rahul works as a mobile developer and has been working remotely with a foreign company for several years. Over time, the couple began to think about moving to Europe - they wanted to live in a calmer environment and have more opportunities to travel and live outside of India.

They chose Spain and applied for a Digital Nomad visa through the Consulate General of Spain in Mumbai. Most of the time was spent preparing documents from the employer and confirming a stable income, but the process itself turned out to be clearer than they expected.

Now the couple has already received resident cards and is settling in Spain. According to Rahul, the most unusual thing after Mumbai was the slower pace of life and the opportunity to better separate work and personal time, while remaining at the same level of income.

Vikram worked as an architect in Nashik and mainly worked on private residential projects. After being laid off at the company, he began looking for remote work opportunities outside of India, but was faced with the fact that it was impossible to apply for a Digital Nomad visa without an international contract.

We helped him find an employer and prepare a contract with a European company, after which we began preparing documents for moving to Spain. The main emphasis when applying was to confirm specialized education, work experience and stable income under a foreign contract.

Now Vikram has already received a resident card and continues to work remotely on international projects. The family remains in India for now, but he plans to formalize the reunion later. Since moving, he says it has become easier to focus on work and plan for the future without the constant uncertainty he faced after losing his job back home.

Amina came to Spain for long-term language courses even before the changes in migration legislation in 2025. During her studies, she decided to continue her education in Spain and applied to the nursing program in Teruel.

We helped her prepare documents for homologation of the certificate, process admission and change of status within Spain without the need to leave the country. According to Amina, what took the most time was collecting documents and waiting for responses from different departments.

Now Amina has already begun her studies and is adapting to life in Spain. She says that the move gave her a sense of stability and the opportunity to make long-term plans related to her studies and future profession.

Hassan has worked as a UI/UX designer for many years on international projects and collaborated with foreign teams remotely. After the birth of their daughter, the family began to seriously think about moving and a quieter living environment.

We helped Hasan select a contract with an international company that met the requirements of the Digital Nomad visa, and prepared a complete package of documents for submission. Documents were submitted through the Consulate General of Spain in Karachi. According to Hasan, the work that took the most time was the approval of documents by the employer and the preparation of financial confirmations.

Now the family already lives in Spain and has received resident cards. Hasan continues to work remotely in the same field, and Fatima is busy adapting the family to a new life. They say that after moving, they especially began to appreciate the calmer pace of life and the opportunity to spend more time together.

Lina worked at a marketing agency in Almaty and managed projects for foreign clients. Over time, she wanted to try living in Europe.

Lina came to Spain on a tourist visa, after which she contacted us to register Digital Nomad within the country. We helped her prepare proof of income, collect a package of documents and submit an application in Spain.

As a result, Lina received the Digital Nomad residence for 3 years and now lives in Madrid. She continues to work in digital marketing remotely.

Kwame worked as a data analyst for an international fintech company and collaborated remotely with a UK team based in Accra. Over time, he began to consider moving to Europe to live in a more stable environment while continuing to work internationally.

To obtain a Digital Nomad visa, Kwame turned to us for assistance. We helped him prepare a package of documents, confirm remote employment and prepare financial documents for submission through the Spanish Embassy in Accra. According to Kwame, the work that took the most time was preparing documents from the employer and tax confirmations.

After approval, Kwame moved to Malaga and received a resident card. Now he continues to work remotely in the field of data analytics and is gradually adapting to life in Spain. He says that after the move he began to better separate work and personal time, which he previously lacked.

Ekaterina worked as an English tutor for several years and taught both individual lessons and online groups for students from Moscow. Most of her work had long been done remotely, so the idea of ​​moving to Spain came quite naturally - without the need to change profession or look for a new job.

Ekaterina came to Spain on a tourist visa, and we applied for Digital Nomad within the country through UGE. We helped her prepare proof of income from private practice, online platforms and regular students. An important advantage was that she did not have to interrupt classes even while completing paperwork.

A positive decision came after 19 days.

Lida worked as a 3D interior designer and collaborated with clients remotely, while Dima was building a career in medicine. When the family began to think about moving, they decided to register Digital Nomad specifically for Lida, since her work fully met the requirements of the program.

The family came to Spain on tourist visas with their little daughter. While they were searching for housing and adapting, we prepared a case for submission within the country through UGE. The main emphasis was placed on Lida’s portfolio, international customers and confirmation of stable remote income.

After approval, the whole family immediately received a residence for 3 years and received TIE cards. Additionally, we helped Lida register as an autonoma. Now the family is settling into a new place, and Dima is preparing documents for the homologation of a medical diploma.