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We know it can be complicated all the efforts being foreign; that's why, in Advising Ginkgo, we are here to help you and make for you all the necessary arrangements and to advise you and explain in detail all the procedures.
Foreign
Immigration services
Certificate of residence
Certifies the residence or is not a citizen, whether by professional interests, economic or social.
NIE
The Identification number for Foreigners (NIE) must be requested by the foreigners, that is to say, citizens do not spaniards, who, by their interests, economic, professional or social, are related to Spain.
TIE
The Foreigner Identity Card (TIE) certifies the legality of the situation abroad in Spain.
Residence card of a family member of a citizen of the Union
The family of a citizen of the European Union or of a Spanish citizen or of another State party to the Agreement on the European Economic area or Switzerland must get this card when you get together with the family or to accompany him, in addition to not show the nationality of any of the States of the Union when the stay in Spain to go to be more than three months.
Green card for citizens of the European Union
Those european citizens or of another State party to the Agreement on the European Economic area or Switzerland who are going to reside in Spain for more than three months are required to apply for registration in the Central Register of Foreigners.
Mobility of workers, owners of the blue card
Holders of this card issued in another State of the European Union shall be authorization to reside and work in Spain.
INE
Statistics on migration flows
According to the INE (National Statistics Institute) in the press release published in June 2022:
The population of Spain increased in 34.110 people during 2021 and stood in 47.432.805 inhabitants as of 1 January 2022.
The Region of Murcia (0,63%), Comunitat Valenciana (0,50%) and Canarias (0,36%) experienced the greatest population growth.
A total of 530.401 people from other countries fixed their residence in our country (13.4% more than in 2020)
The positive migration balance of 148.677 people offset the natural balance of negative 113.023 people.
Spain is one of the ten countries in the world that increased influx of immigrants it receives every year, both for its immigration laws as by its climatic conditions and cultural.
On the other hand, 381.724 people left Spain with destination abroad (a 53.6 per cent less than the previous year).
There are different options to reside in Spain for periods longer than 3 months for non-eu citizens, such as:
- Student visa or student visa.
- Visa per Household or residence visa for family (RFI).
- Visa for Retirees and Pensioners visa or non-profit.
- Work visas on their own.
- Work visa for foreign account.
- Schengen Visa.
- Residence visa for Investor real Estate and Golden Visa.
- Residence visa for Training and Research (INRS).
Contact us to discuss your case and answer all your questions.
WHAT IS A DIGITAL NOMAD?
Nomads Digital in Spain
For many, being a digital nomad is a dream, a lifestyle and an opportunity to travel and live in different countries without having to leave work or wait for the holidays.
It is a professional that does not have a place of permanent residence or a place of work stable. Taking advantage of the internet technology, the digital nomad can live and work from anywhere in the world. This freedom of movement to live and work has increased significantly from 2020, right when the COVID-10 is infiltrated our lives and with it, the restrictions of movement and socialization. This fact contributed to the work at a distance, causing an exodus of workers to various parts of the world.
Currently the leading country in the host of nomads digital is Indonesia, followed by Mexico, Thailand, and Spain in fifth place, according to a study of Passport Photo online.
Spain is intended with the LAW, STARTUPS attract nomads digital world and climb positions in the ranking of countries chosen for these workers.
Types of nomads digital.
36% are self employed, working for several companies.
33% are owners of their own business.
The 21% are permanent employees and work for one company.
The nomads digital work in:
Computing 19%.
Creative services 10%
Education and training 9%.
Consulting, coaching, and research: 8%
Sales, marketing and public relations: 8%.
Finance and accounting: 8%
The favorite destinations of the nomads digital:
Indonesia
Mexico
Thailand
Spain
Colombia
Portugal
INE
Types of Nomads Digital
Working distance
Distance work is that the employee can work outside the office of the company, whether at home or at any other place.
Freelance or self-employed
Provides its services both online and on the go.
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