International Mobility Advisory in Spain

Tax and legal solutions for expats, digital nomads, and highly qualified professionals.

Moving to Spain? We help you do it legally, safely, and with tax efficiency.

We specialize in international mobility. We guide you through every procedure needed to live and work legally in Spain: visas, residency, Beckham Law, and more.

At Resitax, we understand the challenges of relocating: visas, tax procedures, legal and personal adaptation. That’s why we offer a comprehensive service combining legal, tax, and immigration advice – tailored for expats and professionals arriving in Spain.

Whether you’re self-employed, working remotely, running a business, investing in property, or relocating for work – we design a legal, tax, and immigration roadmap tailored to your personal situation.

Contact form

Fill in your details and we’ll contact you within 24 hours.

Settle in Spain with full legal and tax assurance

Our legal team handles your visa, tax residency, and tax planning—error-free and on time.

Our most requested services

We guide you through every legal, tax, and immigration step—making life in Spain simple and secure.

Digital Nomad Visa

Work remotely from Spain—completely hassle-free

Beckham Law

Tax benefits when relocating for work

Investors

Residency through property or business investment

Non-Lucrative Residency

Live in Spain without needing to work

Tax Advisory

Pay only what’s fair and required

Degree Recognition

We assist you with recognizing your qualifications

Comprehensive and personalized legal service

Our mission

To support you until you are fully legally and tax-integrated in Spain

Our vision

To be the leading reference for international mobility in Mallorca

Our values

Human approach, technical expertise, and professional excellence

Why trust Resitax?

First consultation free of charge

We analyze your case at no cost and with no obligation—so you can decide with clarity from day one.

Personalized service in your language

We serve you in Spanish, English, or German—explaining every step clearly and without jargon.

Licensed and expert lawyers

Our team has over 10 years’ experience helping foreigners regularize their stay in Spain and optimize their taxes.

Agile, multichannel support

We resolve your queries via video call, email, or WhatsApp—no waits, no hassle, wherever you are.

Live and work legally in Spain—let us handle the rest.

From your visa to your tax return, we provide you with a personalized, error-free action plan.

✓ Personalized service · ✓ Tax law experts · ✓ Support in Spanish, English, and German

Frequently asked questions on international mobility and taxation in Spain

Answer your questions before taking the step. These are the most common queries from those wanting to live, invest, or work legally in Spain.

Which visa do I need to live in Spain as a digital nomad?

You can apply for the Digital Nomad Visa—a renewable residence permit of up to 5 years to work remotely from Spain if you are a non-EU citizen.

Who qualifies for the Beckham Law regime?

The special tax regime (Beckham Law) is for those relocating to Spain for work. It allows taxation only on income earned in Spain for up to 6 years.

Which taxes must I pay if I’m a foreigner residing in Spain?

It depends on your tax residency. If you spend over 183 days in Spain or your economic center is here, you’re taxed as a resident. Otherwise, as a non-resident. In both cases, Resitax helps you optimize your taxes.

What is the Golden Visa and how can I obtain it?

The Golden Visa is a residence permit for non-EU investors who invest at least €500,000 in real estate, business projects, or financial assets in Spain.

Can I regularize my status if I’m already in Spain without a visa?

Yes. At Resitax, we analyze your situation and propose the fastest, safest legal route to regularize your stay—whether via social integration, education, family ties, or other options.

What formalities must I complete upon arriving in Spain as an EU citizen?

If you’re an EU citizen staying over 3 months, you must register with the Central Register of Foreigners and obtain your registration certificate and NIE.