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How to Obtain Spanish Nationality in 2 Years

by admin | January 24, 2026 | residence permit, procedures and formalities, visas

Obtaining a Spanish passport marks the end of one integration cycle and the beginning of a new era of security and rights in Europe. However, Spanish nationality regulations can seem like a labyrinth of deadlines and documents. At MBT Abogados, we...

Declaring assets abroad (Form 720): guide for residents in Spain

by admin | January 2, 2026 | inheritance, taxes, invest

If you reside in Spain and you own assets or rights abroad whose value exceeds 50.000€, you are obliged to file the Model 720, an informative declaration before the Tax Agency. Filing the Form 720 does not imply in itself the payment of taxes for...

Non-lucrative residence visa in Spain: Complete guide 2026

by admin | January 2, 2026 | taxes, residence permit, visas

The non lucrative residence visa is an excellent option for those who wish to live in Spain without the need to work. This visa is designed for people who have sufficient financial means to support themselves and enjoy an extended stay in one of the most important countries in the world....

Digital Nomad Visa in Spain: Complete guide 2026

by admin | January 2, 2026 | taxes, residence permit, visas

If you work online and you are Latin American, the digital nomad visa for Spain can open the doors to a life full of new opportunities and enriching experiences. Because of its good climate, security, language and cultural ties, Spain has always been one of the best places to...
Taxes for foreigners in Spain: Complete tax guide 2026

Taxes for foreigners in Spain: Complete tax guide 2026

by admin | January 1, 2026 | taxes

Foreign citizens who settle or invest in Spain have doubts related to tax obligations. What taxes must be paid? Since when is one considered a tax resident? What happens with the income or property held in Spain?
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