Explore Spanish Visa Options
HQP Visa
For skilled professionals in tech, finance, or leadership roles.
Validity – 3 Years
Minimum Salary- €40,000–€45,000/year
Processing Time: 20–25 business days.
ICT Visa
For internal transfers to Spanish branches.
- Manager/Specialist/Trainee eligible
- Must be from same corp. group
- Valid up to 3 years
- Family relocation allowed
- Process in Spain or abroad
Digital Nomad Visa
Work remotely in Spain under the Startup Law.
- Primary Applicant Income: €2,763/month
- Remote work for non-Spanish firms
- 3+ years of experience
- Clean record + insurance
- Eligible for Beckham Law
Note: All these visa options allow for family reunification, enabling your spouse and dependent children to obtain residence permits with access to Spain’s healthcare, education, and employment markets.
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FAQs
What are global mobility services in Spain?
Global mobility services in Spain refer to comprehensive solutions that help individuals and companies relocate talent or themselves to Spain. This includes visa support, residence permits, tax compliance, bank account setup, and post-arrival integration services.
What visas are available for relocating to Spain for work or business?
Spain offers several visa types, including:
Highly Qualified Professional (HQP) Visa
Intra-Corporate Transfer (ICT) Visa
Digital Nomad Visa
What is the minimum salary requirement for the HQP Visa in Spain?
As of 2025, the minimum salary for the HQP Visa is €40,000-€45,000 per year although this may vary by region or occupation.
How long does it take to get the HQP or ICT Visa in Spain?
Both the HQP and ICT visas benefit from fast-track processing under Spain’s Large Companies & Strategic Sectors Unit (UGE), typically completed within 20–30 days.
Can I bring my family with me to Spain under these visas?
Yes. All major Spanish mobility visas—HQP, ICT, and Digital Nomad—allow family reunification, enabling your spouse and dependent children to live, work, or study in Spain.