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Non-profit residence to work residence: conditions of the work contract

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How can a nonprofit residency change to work permit? Non-profit residence holders are not allowed to work or start a business in Spain. If you...

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Quarterly taxes to be paid by self-employed

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Starting a business: difference between freelancer and limited company (SL)

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Spanish freelancers Spanish law states that anyone who engages in business activities can do so in their personal name or rather in the name of...
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Spanish company: difference between directors and shareholders

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Shareholders are equity owners but does not represent the company A shareholder, is one of the owners of the company. The main right of a...

Limited Company (SL): Social Security regime of shareholders and directors

Steps to incorporate a limited liability company (SL) in Spain

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Quarterly taxes to be paid by self-employed

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Quarterly taxation of personal income. Any resident in Spain is subject to the Personal Income Tax (Impuesto sobre la renta de las personas fisicas), or...

Donation tax exemptions: parents buying houses for their children

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Foreign investors: personal income tax (renta)

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Insult on social media as a crime in Spain

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Abusive language and threats on the Internet Verbal abuse, insult and threats are crimes, whether online or offline. These behaviour on social media platforms  be...

Requirements to apply Spanish citizenship by residency

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Student visa when applying EU permanent residence

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EU Permanent Residence EU permanent residence, officially called EU long-term residence (residencia larga duración-ue), is also known to everyone simply as EU residence. Note: If...

Can I apply for a “job-seeking visa” even if my student visa has expired for three months?

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Job-seeking visa" I am sure that you are all familiar with the job-seeking residency program, so we will not explain it here. Can I apply for...

Changing from student visa to work residence permit

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Student Residency to Work Residency On July 26th, 2022 the Spanish government published a law amending the Immigration Statute with several major changes to immigration...

Student visa: the new school year hasn’t even started yet and your residence has already expired?

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Student visa Renewal As you know, one of the conditions for the renewal of the student visa is that the applicant must continue to study...

Guide for students applying for residence card (TIE) in Spain

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What is the Student Residence Card in Spain?  The Spanish Aliens Regulation states that students coming to Spain for the first time as students (unless...
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Non-profit residence to work residence: conditions of the work contract

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How can a nonprofit residency change to work permit? Non-profit residence holders are not allowed to work or start a business in Spain. If you...
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