Highlights: Spain Global Nomad Visa to be launched in 2023
- Spain announced the launching of a Global Nomad Visa in 2023
- The Spanish government is also planning to address the Startup Law to the President of Government
- The new Digital Nomad visa will be introduced in January 2023
- The new Startup law will remove bureaucratic obstacles so that more investment can be made in companies dealing with emerging technologies
- The Digital Nomad visa will allow foreigners to migrate to Spain and work remotely
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Global Nomad visa to be launched by Spain on 2023
Spain is going to launch a Global Nomad visa in January 2023. The government is also planning to discuss the Startup law with the President of Government so that King can sanction it to be published in the Official State Gazette.
The Startup Law will be effective after being published in the Official State Gazette. Francisco Polo stated that Spain will become the best place in the world for foreigners to start a business. Entrepreneurs will be able to open any number of businesses they liked.
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Spain Digital Nomad visa for foreigners
The Spain Digital Nomad Visa will be launched for foreigners who like to work remotely from January 2023. As per Business Insider, the minimum monthly requirement will be €2,000. The Startup Law will also remove bureaucratic obstacles and tax incentives so that investments can be encouraged in emerging technology-based companies.
The Digital Nomad visa will make the foreigners eligible to migrate to Spain and work remotely for the companies whose location is outside the country. Other countries that have introduced a Digital Nomad visa are:
- Latvia
- Hungary
- Romania
- Estonia
- Croatia
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