OleXpat
Find my route
Move to Spain with clarity

Move to Spain. Know your legal route.

Visas, EU registration, residency and relocation support for people, families and companies moving to Spain.

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I want to work remotely from SpainI want to retire or live in SpainI am an EU citizen moving to Spain
I want to relocate an employee or team
Routes

Choose the route that fits your move

Remote work

Work from Spain without changing who you work for.

For remote employees and freelancers whose professional activity is mainly based outside Spain.

Best for
Remote employees · Freelancers
Main question
Does your work structure qualify?
Start your application →Explore the Digital Nomad VisaCheck your route

Route profile

Purpose
Remote work
Who
Non-EU nationals
Family
Available
HOW IT WORKS

Three steps between planning your move and having a clear route.

Tell us about your situation, we review the legal route, and we organize the case around what really matters. The technology keeps everything in order. A lawyer handles the legal judgement.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your plans

    Start with your situation, not a form full of legal jargon. Tell us where you are, whether you will keep working, and who is moving with you.

  2. 02

    We review the route

    The system organizes the facts and highlights what matters. Then a lawyer reviews which route is actually worth pursuing and what needs closer attention.

  3. 03

    We build the case clearly

    You know what documents are needed, what has already been reviewed, and what comes next. Everything stays organized in a secure client portal.

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More than a visa

Moving to Spain is not one form.

The immigration application is only one part of the move.

Your route can affect when you enter Spain, whether your partner can work, what happens after approval and which deadlines come next.

  1. 01

    Before you move

    • Choose the correct route.
    • Build the document strategy.
    • Identify what needs apostille or sworn translation.

  2. 02

    The application

    • Prepare the legal file.
    • Submit through the correct authority or consular route.
    • Handle requests for additional evidence.

  3. 03

    After approval

    • Entry.
    • Registration.
    • TIE where required.
    • Family steps.

  4. 04

    What comes next

    • Renewals.
    • Changes in work or family circumstances.
    • Long-term residence and future options.

OleXpat keeps the move connected from the first route decision to what happens after you arrive.

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For companies and HR teams

An employee move is rarely one permit. It is a coordinated relocation case.

We coordinate work authorization, family applications, arrival formalities and ongoing immigration needs so HR and the employee always know what comes next.

Discuss a relocation case

Relocation case

  1. 01Eligibility & strategyOleXpat + HRBefore the move
  2. 02Work authorizationOleXpatBefore the move
  3. 03Family applicationsOleXpat + employeeIn parallel
  4. 04Arrival formalitiesOleXpat + employeeOn arrival
  5. 05Renewals & changesOleXpat + HROngoing
Services

What we can help you with

Remote work

Digital Nomad Visa

Remote work in Spain, with the immigration route built around how you actually work.

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Live in Spain

Non-Lucrative Visa

A residence route for people who want to live in Spain without working locally.

Explore Non-Lucrative Visa
FROM THE REAL WORLD

The law looks different when it happens to real people.

Real cases, reported moves and independent data show what can go wrong, what careful preparation can change and why people keep choosing Spain.

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Not sure where to start?

Your situation first. The legal route second.

Tell us a little about your situation. Three quick questions can point you towards the legal route worth reviewing.

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Where are you from?

Your nationality determines which immigration framework applies.