Programme overview
Residence for financially self-sufficient applicants who will not work locally.
Who this route may suit
Financially self-sufficient applicants seeking residence in Spain without undertaking local employment, and who can document funds, insurance and other route requirements.
Relevant roles or route focus
- Financially independent individuals
- Retirees or applicants supported by qualifying passive resources
- Families able to document the required means for all included members
- Applicants who understand that local work is not the purpose of this route
How the process works
- We review your profile, nationality, experience and documents.
- You receive a written scope, confirmed availability, price and payment stages.
- After acceptance and the required payment, we prepare the agreed case documents.
- We guide the permit or visa stage and pre-departure preparation.
Documents commonly requested
- Valid passport
- Bank, income and source-of-funds evidence
- Compliant private health-insurance evidence where required
- Police-clearance and medical documents
- Civil-status records for included family members
- Accommodation and consular forms requested for the case
What the package includes
- Initial financial and household-profile assessment
- Personalised document checklist
- Written scope showing the €2,100 public fee
- Pre-checking and preparation of agreed application materials
- General guidance on local filing, appointments and post-approval steps
What the package excludes
- Financial, tax or investment advice unless expressly included
- Government, consular, insurance, translation and legalisation charges unless listed
- Property, rent, travel and living expenses
- A guaranteed residence decision, renewal or tax status
Frequently asked questions
Can I work locally on this route?
The programme is presented for applicants who will not work locally. Obtain qualified advice before relying on it for any proposed economic activity.
Can family members apply together?
Potentially, but the financial and documentary requirements may increase for each included family member.
Does the €2,100 fee include insurance and government charges?
Not unless the written offer expressly lists them. The public price is the service fee for the stated consultancy scope.