Italian lawyer registered with the Barcelona Bar (ICAB No. 47,311). I cover the full journey — from first visa to Spanish nationality — for individuals, families, and companies.
Work remotely from Spain for up to 3 years under Ley 28/2022. Available for both employed remote workers and freelancers. You must prove a minimum monthly income of €2,763 (200% of Spain's SMI), a contract or activity of at least 3 months, and the company must have been operating for at least 1 year. Maximum 20% Spanish-source income for freelancers.
After obtaining the visa, freelancers typically proceed with registration as autónomo with the Spanish Social Security system (RETA) to work legally in Spain.
Get started →Work authorisation for highly skilled professionals relocating to Spain under a Spanish employment contract. Fast-track processing via the UGE (Unidad de Grandes Empresas). Designed for professionals with a university degree or at least 5 years of experience in their field.
The EU Blue Card is the European equivalent — a combined residence and work permit for highly qualified non-EU nationals. I advise on both routes and process both, choosing the most suitable for each profile.
Often combined with Beckham Law for a flat 24% tax rate on Spanish income.
Get started →Residence card for non-EU spouses, children, and relatives of EU citizens living in Spain. TIE application, renewals, and appeals against rejections. In Barcelona, current processing times range from 3 to 6 months. You can start living and working legally in Spain from the moment you submit the application — you do not need to wait for the physical card.
Get started →Employment contracts, unfair dismissal (despido improcedente), redundancy, finiquito calculation, and labour disputes for foreign workers in Spain. Spanish labour law protects you fully regardless of your immigration status. If dismissed unfairly, you are entitled to compensation — typically 33 days of salary per year worked. Losing your job does not automatically invalidate your work permit.
Get started →Your permit was denied? I analyse the resolution, identify the grounds for appeal, build the strongest possible argument, and file the appeal — administrative (recurso de reposición or alzada) or judicial (recurso contencioso-administrativo). A rejection is not the end of the road.
Get started →Work authorisation for non-EU professionals in Spain's audiovisual sector — actors, directors, cinematographers, producers, and technical crew. Barcelona has become one of Europe's fastest-growing international production hubs. The permit can often be combined with the Beckham Law tax regime for significant tax savings.
Get started →Set up your company or self-employment in Spain. Company incorporation (SL — Sociedad Limitada) or alta como autónomo — with the right legal and tax structure from day one. I also advise on the Startup Law 2023 (Ley de Startups) benefits for eligible companies.
Get started →Special expat tax regime (Art. 93 IRPF). Pay a flat 24% on Spanish-source income up to €600,000 instead of progressive rates up to 47%. You qualify if you were not a tax resident in Spain for the previous 5 years and move to Spain due to a work contract with a Spanish employer or an HQP permit. The application must be filed within 6 months of registering as a Spanish tax resident.
Get started →Citizenship by residence, origin, or marriage. 10 years for most nationalities, 2 for Latin Americans. Pathway planning from day one.
End-to-end relocation support for companies and individuals — work authorisations, NIE, TIE, and full onboarding in Spain.
Reside in Spain without working. For retirees and passive income holders.
Arraigo social and laboral — legalise your situation after years of residence in Spain.
Permanent residence permit after 5 years of legal and continuous residence in Spain — full rights to live and work without restrictions.