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Shakira’s dispute with the Spanish tax authority became one of the most visible examples of how Spain reviews tax residency. For foreigners, investors, remote workers, and families living between countries, the lesson is clear: the 183-day rule matters, but it is not the only factor.
A joint bank account in Spain does not automatically mean that the money belongs equally to every account holder. Hacienda looks at who contributed the funds, who used them, why transfers were made, and whether the situation can be proven with documents.
From August 28, 2026, Spain’s flexible retirement rules will allow eligible pensioners to combine part of their pension with part-time work or, under specific conditions, self-employed activity. Here is what retirees, future retirees, and foreign residents should understand before making decisions.
Spain is no longer only a lifestyle destination. In 2026, it is becoming a serious market for technology, education, sustainability, healthcare, logistics, tourism, and remote work. Here are the career paths, business ideas, and legal basics to understand before planning your move.
A successful move to Spain starts with five fundamentals: immigration route, finances, location, housing, and healthcare. This guide breaks each pillar into clear decisions, checklists, and current policy updates to help you plan with fewer surprises.
In Spain, leaving a job does not always mean losing paro and compensation. In specific cases, a worker can request contract termination due to employer fault, and SEPE may treat it as involuntary unemployment. Here are three key scenarios, the legal basis, compensation formulas, and the practical steps that often decide the outcome.
