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Spain — Digital nomad visa (national)

A remote-work visa — the requirements below apply to eligible nationalities; this plan is grounded for a Brazilian applicant. See related guides for other passports.

🧳 Digital nomad🇧🇷 nationality: Brazil🇧🇷 lives in: Brazil🇪🇸 going to: Spainupdated 2026-06-18

Brazilian citizens can apply for Spain's telework (digital nomad) visa — a national route for remote workers serving companies outside Spain — at the Spanish consulate covering where they live.

What this visa is for

Spain's telework (digital nomad) visa for remote workers and professionals working for companies outside Spain.

Validity
Telework visa valid up to 1 year; a telework residence permit can run up to 3 years
Entries
Multiple entry
Max stay per visit
Up to 1 year on the visa; longer via the residence permit

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When to start

Start 20–45 days before your travel date.

The low end assumes everything goes smoothly; the high end leaves margin for delays and passport hiccups. You can apply at most 6 months ahead.

Pick your travel date — every deadline below updates instantly:

You're on track — start by 29 Sept 2026 to be ready in time.
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Gather your documentsstart by 29 Sept 2026

Assemble your signed application form, photo, valid passport, degree or proof of 3 years' experience, a company certificate proving 3+ months of remote work for a firm outside Spain, proof of financial means, a criminal-record certificate, and full health insurance.

takes ~10 days
Source: exteriores.gob.es · updated 2026-06-18
2
Submit at the Spanish consulatestart by 8 Oct 2026

Submit the national visa application form and supporting documents at the Spanish consulate covering where you live.

takes ~1 day
Source: exteriores.gob.es · updated 2026-06-18

What you'll need

Where you'll apply

Where you'll apply in Brazil

Apply in your district

Researched for this route · checked 2026-06-18

Apply at the Spanish consulate covering where you legally reside. This is a NATIONAL Spanish visa, not a short-stay Schengen visa; those already legally in Spain can apply for the telework residence permit directly.

Fingerprints are stored in the EU Visa Information System for 59 months, so a Schengen visa in the last 5 years may let you apply without appearing in person.

Sources: exteriores.gob.es

Getting a slot — book early · community-reported, checked 2026-06-13

  • Slots are released in batches with no fixed public schedule — most often early morning local time, on Monday mornings, and around the 1st of the month.
  • For popular consulates (e.g. France, Italy and Spain in big cities), a fresh batch can be gone within minutes — be registered and logged in before you look.
  • Cancellations free up slots throughout the day, so check daily even when it shows ‘no availability’.
  • Because of this, apply as early as you are allowed — up to 6 months before travel. Waiting until 1–2 months out often means no slots are left at all.

exteriores.gob.es — official source for this route

Fees

National visa fee
Approximate consular fee (varies, e.g. higher for US nationals on reciprocity); residence-permit fees are separate.
EUR 80

A consular national-visa fee applies; amounts vary by nationality/reciprocity.

Gotchas to watch

Sources

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