Unlock world-class career and residency opportunities through Spain’s leading mobility pathways — including Residency, HQP, SMP, and ICT programs. Whether you’re a skilled professional, entrepreneur, or remote worker, our experts guide you every step of the way — from eligibility to relocation.
Start your journey today and make Spain your new home.
At Zuva Global, we see Spain as more than a destination — it’s a strategic launchpad for global growth. Positioned as a gateway to Europe, Latin America, and beyond, Spain offers businesses the perfect blend of opportunity, innovation, and stability.
With its strong economy, business-friendly regulations, and one of the most dynamic startup ecosystems in the EU, Spain is a hub for entrepreneurs and enterprises alike. Barcelona leads in technology and innovation, Madrid stands as the financial powerhouse, while Valencia and Malaga are rapidly emerging as startup hotspots.
Spain’s strength spans across key industries including e-commerce, real estate, renewable energy, and tourism — all supported by attractive tax incentives and government-backed initiatives.
Spain is home to one of Europe’s most dynamic business ecosystems, with strong opportunities across:
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We assist with various legal structures to suit your business needs.
Spain’s Residency Programmes provide foreign nationals the opportunity to live, work, and establish themselves legally in Spain. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, professional, or family relocating for work or lifestyle, these programmes ensure seamless entry and long-term stay within the EU framework.
The HQP permit allows companies to hire and relocate highly skilled non-EU professionals to Spain for specialized roles. This fast-track residence authorization is ideal for executives, researchers, and professionals in strategic sectors.
The Spain Mobility Programme (Telework Visa) enables remote professionals and digital nomads to live in Spain while working for foreign companies. It’s designed for global talent seeking a flexible work-life balance in one of Europe’s most attractive destinations.
The ICT permit allows multinational companies to transfer executives, managers, or specialists from their overseas branches to Spanish offices or subsidiaries. This programme streamlines global workforce mobility for international businesses.
We assist with various legal structures to suit your business needs.
The Spain Residency Visa allows non-EU nationals to reside legally in Spain for employment, business, study, or family reasons. It’s the first step toward long-term residence and eventual citizenship.
The HQP Visa is a fast-track residence permit for highly skilled non-EU professionals employed by Spanish companies or subsidiaries of international firms operating in Spain.
The IDMP (Spain Mobility Programme) Visa, also known as the Telework or Digital Nomad Visa, enables professionals to live in Spain while working remotely for non-Spanish employers or running an international business online.
The ICT Visa allows international companies to transfer executives, managers, or specialists from their foreign branches to their offices in Spain. It supports global mobility and knowledge transfer within multinational groups.
For individuals with eligible skills and a confirmed job offer in Spain.
Job Offer: From a genuine Spanish employer with a registered business and approved work authorization.
Salary Threshold: Must meet the national minimum salary requirements for the position.
Qualifications: Relevant degree-level qualifications or equivalent professional experience.
Employer: Must be registered and actively trading in Spain with compliance to local labor laws.
Legal work and residency in Spain.
Pathway to permanent residency after 5 years of legal residence.
Family reunification options.
Freedom to travel within the Schengen Area.
Completed visa application form.
Job offer letter/employment contract.
Proof of qualifications.
Work authorization from the Provincial Aliens Affairs Office.
Valid passport copy.
Criminal record certificate.
Proof of accommodation and financial means.
For non-EU nationals who want to start an innovative business in Spain.
Business Plan: Demonstrating innovation and economic viability.
Financial Means: Proof of sufficient funds to sustain the business and living costs.
Employer: The applicant or company must be registered in Spain.
Qualifications: Experience and skills relevant to the business sector.
Legal residency to operate a business in Spain.
Access to Spanish grants and incentives for startups.
Family reunification for dependents.
Pathway to permanent residency.
For non-EU nationals pursuing full-time studies in Spain.
Acceptance letter from a recognised Spanish educational institution.
Proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses.
Health insurance covering the duration of stay.
Permission to reside in Spain for the duration of the study program.
Part-time work rights (up to 20 hours/week).
Opportunity to apply for a work permit after graduation.
Completed visa application form.
Acceptance letter from a recognised institution.
Proof of financial means.
Health insurance certificate.
Valid passport copy.
Expert guidance for your visa, incorporation, and global business needs. Start your journey with Zuva Global.
