Residence Permit & Settlement
Comprehensive residency solutions including residence permits, settlement applications, and legal support.
Spain Digital Nomad
This residence is designed for foreign nationals who wish to live in Spain while working remotely for companies or clients located outside Spain. The professional activity must be carried out entirely through digital means (online), with no requirement for the worker to be physically present in the country where the employer or clients operate. To qualify, applicants must demonstrate a minimum monthly income of €2,800.
Spain Audiovisual Visa Residency
This residence permit is designed for professionals employed by Spanish companies to carry out specialized activities in the audiovisual and creative industries. It covers roles such as actors and actresses, filmmakers, content creators, digital marketing specialists, artist managers, and technical staff like sound and lighting technicians. The permit allows foreign professionals to legally live and work in Spain while contributing their expertise to projects in film, television, advertising, digital media, and performing arts. A Company incorporation in Spain with the main applicant as a manager or responsible person in audiovisual production. In this case, the person may conduct business in Spain through an S.L. (Limited Liability Company) subject to taxes in accordance with the business activities
Spain Highly Qualified Visa Residency
This type of residence authorization is designed for foreign professionals who either hold a recognized university degree or can demonstrate at least three years of proven experience in a managerial, technical, or highly responsible role. It is intended for individuals recruited by companies established in Spain to work in positions that require advanced expertise, typically in technical, scientific, or specialized professional fields. The permit facilitates the entry and stay of skilled workers whose knowledge and qualifications are considered valuable for Spain’s economic growth and competitiveness.
Portugal D2 Visa For entrepreneurs
The D2 Visa is designed for entrepreneurs looking to establish and operate a business in Portugal. It grants residency for business purposes and enables applicants to apply for permanent residency or citizenship after residing in the country for five years. To qualify for the visa, applicants must either purchase or register a company in Portugal. They have three possible pathways: • Acquiring an existing Portuguese company or a stake in it; • Presenting a comprehensive business plan for a new venture; • Setting up a branch of their current foreign business in Portugal. No minimum investment is required, but proof of sufficient funds or an existing business is necessary. The visa is valid for four months, during which the holder must apply for a residence permit. Initial residency lasts two years, renewable for three-year periods. Family members (spouse, children, parents) can also obtain residency. To maintain status, stay 16 months in two years or 1.5 consecutive years in Portugal.
Portugal D7 Visa For passive income earners
The D7 visa enables financially self-sufficient individuals to relocate to Portugal and secure a residence permit. Applicants must demonstrate a consistent passive income from outside Portugal, sufficient to sustain themselves and any dependents. Eligible income sources include pensions, rental earnings, dividends, or intellectual property royalties, with a minimum requirement of €1,000 per month. Initially valid for four months, the D7 visa requires holders to enter Portugal and apply for a residence permit. To maintain residency, foreigners must reside in the country either continuously for 1.5 years or at least 16 months within a two-year period. The residence permit is granted for two years initially, renewable every three years thereafter. After five years of residency, holders may qualify for permanent residence or citizenship, provided they meet the stay requirements: either 2.5 consecutive years or 28 months within a three-year span.
Portugal D8 Visa For Digital Nomads
In October 2022, the Portuguese Government introduced the Digital Nomad Visa, which grants holders a two-year residence permit in Portugal, with the possibility of renewal. After residing in the country for five years, individuals become eligible to apply for permanent residency or Portuguese citizenship. To qualify for the visa, applicants must work remotely, either as employees under a contract or as self-employed professionals. Additionally, they are required to secure a rental agreement for housing in Portugal for a minimum of one year and demonstrate a monthly income of at least €3,480. Portugal is a favored choice for freelancers due to its coastal location, stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and high- quality European lifestyle, which includes access to excellent healthcare and education systems.