Non-Residents
& Immigration
The Marina Alta is home to thousands of Europeans and non-EU nationals. We have decades of experience helping foreigners meet their obligations in Spain and settle legally.
Non-resident and immigration services
Form 210 (IRNR)
Non-Resident Income Tax return: property income, deemed income and withholdings for foreign property owners.
NIE number
Application and renewal of the Foreigner Identification Number, essential for any transaction in Spain.
Legal residency
Application and renewal of residency permits for EU citizens and non-EU nationals. All Immigration Office formalities.
EU Registration Certificate
Processing of the registration certificate for European Union citizens residing in Spain.
British nationals post-Brexit
Regularisation for British citizens: TIE residence card, tax status and the Spain–UK Double Tax Treaty.
Double Tax Treaties
Application of tax treaties with the UK, Germany, France, Netherlands and other countries to avoid double taxation.
Our process
Situation assessment
We determine your tax and legal status in Spain: resident, non-resident, type of permit required.
Planning
We define the most efficient path to regularise your tax or residency situation.
Formalities
We manage all documentation and represent you before the Tax Agency, Immigration and other bodies.
Ongoing support
We keep you informed of renewals, regulatory changes and recurring obligations you need to meet.
Bilingual ES / EN
We advise in Spanish and English. We adapt to the language you are most comfortable with.
Marina Alta experts
We know the reality of expat life on the Costa Blanca and the most common formalities involved.
Network of specialists
We work with trusted immigration lawyers, advisers and notaries to resolve any situation.
Your questions answered
How long can I stay in Spain without becoming a tax resident?
If you spend more than 183 days per year in Spain, you automatically become a Spanish tax resident and are taxed on your worldwide income in Spain. Below that threshold, you are a non-resident and only pay tax on income arising in Spain.
I’m British and own a property in Dénia. What taxes do I pay?
As a non-resident, you pay Form 210 annually for deemed property income, even if you don’t rent the property out. If you do rent it, you pay tax on the rental income. We apply the Spain–UK Double Tax Treaty to avoid paying twice.
Can I contact you in English?
Absolutely. We advise in English both in person at our Dénia office and remotely by email or video call. All documents can be provided in English if you prefer.
Manage your situation in Spain with local experts
First consultation free of charge. We respond in under 24 hours.
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