Moving to Spain made simple.

Our step-by-step modules walk you through every form, appointment, and document so you get it done quickly and know you have everything right. The alternative is days of research across outdated blogs, conflicting advice, and expensive mistakes that are hard to undo.

Our modules are crafted with care by our team. You'll receive a clear, step-by-step guide — from filling in the first form and paying the necessary fees, to booking your appointment online. Where possible, we provide the exact PDF you need, with translated guides to help you fill it in correctly. Once you've completed a module, you'll be fully prepared: the right paperwork, filled in correctly, and an appointment at the right office. No more searching online, no head-scratching, no uncertainty — just everything you need to get settled in Spain.

Not at all. We offer a wide range of modules for both EU and non-EU citizens.

Spending 183 or more days in a calendar year in Spain automatically makes you a Spanish tax resident, regardless of your visa type. Since October 2025, the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) records all Schengen border crossings automatically, making this rule strictly enforceable for the first time. US citizens must still file a US tax return on top of any Spanish obligations. Spain has double taxation treaties with the US, UK, and all EU countries to prevent being taxed twice.

Yes. Freedom of movement does not mean registration is optional. After 90 days in Spain, EU citizens are legally required to register and obtain the Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Unión — commonly known as the Green NIE. The Padrón (municipal address registration) must come first. Skipping this step causes problems with banking, healthcare, and every official process that follows.