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From Dec. 2, 2024, tourist accommodations in Spain will be required by law to register their guests through the Interior Ministry's SES Hospedajes platform.
Studying in Spain is an exciting opportunity full of cultural experiences and academic growth. Whether you're from an EU country or from outside the EU, there are important steps to follow to ensure your study adventure goes smoothly.
The concept of residence in Spain can be confusing, especially because fiscal residence and social residence are not necessarily the same.
The Spanish Social Security, or Seguridad Social, is a comprehensive system that protects employees and self-employed individuals against income loss due to illness, unemployment, old age, and other social risks.
When setting up a Spanish S.L., you’ll encounter various tax obligations. It’s important to understand these well so you meet all legal requirements and avoid potential fines.
Do you want to become a resident in Spain? In this article, we explain what residency entails, the difference between EU/EEA citizens and non-EU/EEA citizens, and the myths surrounding the “green” and “white” NIE.
If you live or work in Spain, you will notice that many government services are available online. To access them, you often need a digital certificate or Cl@ve. In this article, we explain what these are and how you can use them.