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SALARY PAYMENT IN Euro (EUR, €)
CONTRACT LANGUAGES Spanish / English
PAYROLL TAX 29.90%
PAYROLL CYCLE Monthly
TIME TO HIRE 12 hours
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Spain is considered a friendly country to live and work remotely in. With rich culture, reasonable weather, a strong tourism economy, and a relatively low cost of living, Spain is something of a destination country for remote workers. For employees seeking to get a working visa to Spain, the process can be difficult (but not impossible) if they are not from a country in the European Union; however, the legislative body of Spain recognizes the value that remote workers can bring to Spain in terms of dollars spent, so they passed a law as the pandemic was winding down to make it easier for people to do remote work in Spain.
Before 2022, remote work in Spain was slightly more complicated. For example, if someone spends more than 183 days in Spain, they are considered a tax resident and must pay taxes in the country.
In 2022 however, Spain passed a law related to remote work in Spain which allowed workers to live and work remotely in Spain for up to 3 years. The Spain digital nomad law allows people to apply for a 12-month visa, renewable up to 2 times. The biggest benefit of this law would be a reduced non-resident tax rate of only 15% for remote workers in Spain (rather than the normal 25%), as well as provisions allowing close family members like children or spouses to be eligible for visas.
To be eligible to take advantage of the Spain digital nomad visa, applicants (from outside the European Economic Alliance, which in this case does not include the UK) must prove the following:
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Spain is considered a good country for remote work. With beautiful landscapes, a relatively low cost of living, a European timezone, and with Spanish being the 4th most spoken language in the world, the culture and geographic location of Spain are suitable for remote work.
From a legal perspective, Spain is hospitable to remote workers who want to use Spain as a base of operations.
If you want to hire remote workers in Spain, you have several options: