Temporary non-profit residency is intended for those who wish to establish residency in Spain without having to work in the country. This type of residency is aimed at those who have sufficient resources to support themselves financially during their stay in Spain, without depending on paid employment.

Temporary non-profit residency is an authorization that allows you to live in Spain for a specific period, with the possibility of renewing it annually, provided the established requirements are met. This residency is ideal for retirees, people who wish to enjoy their retirement in Spain, or those who can demonstrate that they have their own financial means to support their stay without having to work in the country.

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Benefits

 

1. Legal Residency in Spain

It allows you to live legally in the country without having to work, ideal for people who wish to enjoy their retirement or reside without depending on employment.

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2. Access to Health Services

Although the holder cannot work, the holder has access to health coverage through private health insurance during their stay in Spain.

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3. Facilitates Family Reunification

It allows the holder's immediate family members (spouse, children) to live in Spain under the same residence status.

 

 

4. Access to Spanish Nationality

After residing in Spain for a certain period of time and meeting the legal requirements, the holder can apply for Spanish nationality.

 

Requirements

 

• Complete the corresponding application form.

• Not be in an irregular situation in Spanish territory.

• Not be listed as a person of objection in the countries with which Spain has agreements or collaboration arrangements.

• The passport must be valid for at least one year.

• Provide a criminal record certificate from the country or countries in which the applicant has resided in the last 5 years.

• Present a medical certificate certifying that you do not suffer from any illnesses that may have repercussions on public health.

• The applicant must demonstrate that they have sufficient financial means to support themselves and their family, without the need to carry out any work or professional activity in Spain.
  - For themselves: 400% of the IPREM (Spanish National Income Tax) or its equivalent in foreign currency.
  - For each family member: 100% of the IPREM (Spanish National Income Tax) per month.

• Have private health insurance that covers all health needs during their stay in Spain.

• Pay the corresponding visa application fee.

AWARD: One year.

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POST-ISSUANCE PROCEDURES: Once your visa has been authorized, you must personally apply for the TIE (Foreigner Identity Card) at the Immigration Office or Police Station in the province where you applied for the visa. This procedure must be completed within one month of notification of the grant.