Expat Abogados — Property Law & Taxes

    Non-lucrative residence · First application

    Your move to Spain.
    Properly prepared.

    Planning to live in Spain on savings, a pension or other non-work income? We review your circumstances and prepare your application for the Spanish consulate responsible for where you legally live.

    Let’s start with your situation

    No documents or payment needed to send your enquiry.

    A conversation at the Expat Abogados office
    A law firm established in 1991Moraira & Dénia

    One step at a time

    A clear path.
    A team beside you.

    1. Tell us about your move

      A short message is enough to start. Tell us where you live and whether you are moving alone or with family.

    2. A plan for your application

      We confirm the route, scope and fee. Then we explain what to send and review the documents for your consulate.

    3. From application to arrival

      We guide the consular stage, and after approval and arrival we prepare your TIE card and your registration at the town hall.

    Your options

    Know what you are paying for.

    One price for the main applicant, VAT included, with the TIE card and the town-hall registration. Each adult family member, €490 more; children under 18, €250 each for the first two children; from the third child, included. We confirm it in writing before any work begins.

    Your visa, with the card and the registration

    A considered application, prepared around your circumstances and your consulate, then your TIE card and your registration at the town hall.

    €1,490

    VAT included, for the main applicant

    • A personal review of your plans, residence route and consulate.
    • A tailored document plan, with guidance on financial means and health cover.
    • Preparation and review of the application, with guidance through the consular process.
    • Follow-up on the application within the scope agreed in writing.
    • TIE preparation, form and fee guidance, and help with the appointment process after approval. Personal attendance is required where applicable; an appointment date or immigration decision cannot be guaranteed. In-person accompaniment is not included.
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    Moving with your family?

    Your partner and children each have their own application and card; we prepare them together with yours, with the same team.

    +€490

    Each adult family member, VAT included · children under 18, €250 each for the first two children; from the third child, included

    Our promise, for every application

    If it is refused, the appeal is included. If it is refused because of a mistake of ours, we refund what you paid. You pay half when we start and half when we file. Government and consular fees, insurance, medical certificates, translations, apostilles, travel and other third-party costs are separate.

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    Juan and Daniel Bertomeu, lawyers at Expat Abogados
    Who handles it

    Two lawyers you can name. Since 1991.

    Juan Bertomeu (ICALI 4643) has looked after foreign buyers on this coast since 1991: more than 1,000 purchases. Daniel Bertomeu, lawyer and tax adviser, handles the tax side and the residence papers.

    Juan takes on around one new purchase a week, so he can be in every one. You deal with the two of them and their team, from our offices in Moraira and Dénia or entirely online.

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    Let’s begin

    Tell us about your move.

    You do not need a complete file to get in touch. Tell us what you have in mind; we will explain the next step and how to send documents when needed.

    Submitting this form does not create a lawyer–client relationship. We confirm scope and fee before any professional work begins.

    Before we begin.

    A few practical answers, without having to prepare your whole file first.

    Is the non-lucrative visa the right route for me?

    It is a residence route for people who can support themselves in Spain without working. It does not authorise employment, professional activity or remote work. We review your plans before recommending a route; if you intend to keep working, tell us at the start.

    Do I need all my documents before contacting you?

    No. Start with a short message. Once we understand the route and scope, we explain which documents are relevant, what you already have and what still needs arranging.

    Can you help if I am applying with my family?

    Yes. Each adult family member is €490 more and children under 18 are €250 each for the first two children; from the third child, included, VAT included, with their own application and card, prepared together with yours. We review each person's circumstances and which family route applies.

    Do I have to buy private health insurance?

    We review the health cover you can rely on in Spain, including whether you have an accepted right to public healthcare or need suitable private insurance. The evidence depends on your circumstances and the application.

    Does the service include my TIE card?

    Yes. Your TIE card is inside the price: after approval and arrival we prepare the card stage. You must attend any required fingerprint appointment yourself. Official fees, travel and in-person accompaniment are separate.

    What will I pay, and what is separate?

    Your visa, with the card and the registration: €1,490, VAT included, for the main applicant; each adult family member, €490 more; children, €250 each for the first two children; from the third child, included. One price for the main applicant, VAT included, with the TIE card and the town-hall registration. Each adult family member, €490 more; children under 18, €250 each for the first two children; from the third child, included. We confirm it in writing before any work begins. If it is refused, the appeal is included. If it is refused because of a mistake of ours, we refund what you paid. You pay half when we start and half when we file. Government and consular fees, insurance, medical certificates, translations, apostilles, travel and other third-party costs are separate.