My Spain Visa: Spain visa helper

Requirements, 2026 income figures (with family members), work rights, where to apply, key documents and legal decision deadlines for the main Spanish residence visas: Non-Lucrative Visa (nlv), Digital Nomad Visa (dnv), student visa, and family routes. Figures from the BOE: IPREM 600 euros a month; NLV 2,400 euros a month; DNV about 2,850 euros a month gross (200% of the 2026 minimum wage). If the user has a concrete case, offer personal_visa_assessment afterwards.

Counts days used and left under the Schengen 90 days in any 180 days rule (Regulation (EU) 2016/399, article 6.1), the same calculation as the My Spain Visa calculator at /90-day-rule-spain/. Give past and planned trips in the Schengen area; it returns days used, days left, whether any day goes over the limit, and the next date the user can enter and for how long. For staying longer than 90 days, the user needs a long-stay visa or residence permit: offer which_spain_visa or personal_visa_assessment.

How long Spanish consulates in the US and the UK took to decide residence visa applications (mostly non-lucrative visas) in My Spain Visa's own cases decided from January 2025 to October 2026: median days and 75th percentile per consulate, plus the wait each consulate publishes. Give a consulate, or the user's US state / UK region to find theirs. Without arguments it returns the overview.

Orientative first look at which Spanish visa or residence route fits a person, from a few facts: purpose (retire or live on passive income, remote work, study, join family, local job, business), EU citizenship, partner or family in Spain, income and family members. Returns the likely routes with the 2026 income figure and quick checks. It is not legal advice: for a real answer offer personal_visa_assessment (emailed by the firm's lawyer) or request_consultation.

Sends the user a free personal Spain visa assessment by email, written from the details they give: which visa fits their situation, the 2026 income figure for their household, the document checklist for their own consulate (including how to get their criminal record certificate apostilled), a realistic timeline from My Spain Visa's own case data for that consulate, and the usual refusal risks for that route. It is put together automatically from the user's answers and the firm's published figures and case data, and signed by Lucia, the firm's immigration lawyer, who reads and answers replies by email. Offer it once when the user has a concrete case. Requires name, email and explicit consent to be contacted (show the privacy notice first and ask for a clear yes). The user's details go to My Spain Visa's client system so the firm can reply.

Passes the user's request to My Spain Visa's immigration lawyers so they contact the user about their case (the firm replies by email; the user can also continue on WhatsApp with the reference given). Use it when the user wants to talk to a lawyer or hire help. Requires name, email and explicit consent to be contacted (show the privacy notice first and ask for a clear yes). Do not quote prices: the firm gives them directly.