Self-Employment Visa.
How to apply for Self-Employment Visa.
The Spain Self-Employment Visa (Autónomo Visa) is designed for non-EU freelancers, consultants, and entrepreneurs who wish to operate their own business in Spain. Applicants must present a viable business plan, demonstrate sufficient financial resources, and meet the relevant professional requirements. This visa provides a pathway to legal residency, business growth, and long-term settlement in Spain.
Prepare your Passport/ID
Prepare Documents
Submit Your Application
Receive Approval & Relocate
Documents Required to get started
Valid Passport
A valid passport with sufficient validity and blank pages.
Business Plan
A detailed business plan outlining your proposed self-employment or business activity in Spain.
Proof of Financial Resources
Evidence showing you have sufficient funds to establish and operate your business.
Professional Qualifications or Experience
Documents demonstrating your qualifications, licenses, or relevant work experience related to your profession.
Completed Visa Application Form
A completed and signed visa application form along with the required passport-size photographs.
FAQ'S Self-Employment Visa.
The Self-Employment Visa is designed for non-EU nationals who wish to establish or operate their own business or work as freelancers in Spain.
Yes. Applicants must submit a viable business plan demonstrating the feasibility of their proposed business or self-employed activity.
Yes. Eligible spouses, partners, and dependent children may accompany the main applicant, provided the applicable requirements are met.
Applicants typically need a valid passport, business plan, proof of financial resources, professional qualifications or experience, and a completed visa application form.
The visa is granted for an initial period and may be renewed if you continue operating your business and meet the relevant immigration requirements.
Yes. After maintaining legal residence in Spain for the required period and meeting the applicable immigration requirements, you may become eligible for permanent residency and, eventually, Spanish citizenship.