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Living In Spain with David Wright

Visas for Spain breaking news

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Feb 24, 2022 · 9m 58s

Today 24th February i have just had meetings with some top people who have giving me some great news about Visas. Please like comment and share this if it has...

Today 24th February i have just had meetings with some top people who have giving me some great news about Visas.

Please like comment and share this if it has helped .
Alejandros company has a form where you can get more info and get started with visas plus he now does video calls to help get you the right info and help you need see here..https://britishexpatsinspain.com/contact-form/

The video version on this interview is now on my blog here..http://britishexpatsinspain.com/2022/02/24/latest-breaking-news-on-visas-for-spain/

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David Wright

2 years ago

Linden Greensitt you are wrong , people have not been allowed to work in spain of any kind from the uk after brexit. The visas state that,that is now different though.

David Wright

2 years ago

And you will be able to work without having to proove that a spanish person cant be employed as it was before.you were not allowed to work here before on a nl visa now after just 12 months you could.

David Wright

2 years ago

Linden Greensitt 1 year now so very different

Linden Greensitt

2 years ago

With regards to the double rule, will that really affect that many people? if you have an income from pension or rents then the double ruling doesn't apply. But what if you have 40K in savings you have passed the 27K barrier you get your visa what are you going to live on for the next 4 years? 54K is a decent level to sustain you over the 4 year period. Anything less and you will struggle without an income (which isn't affected by the double ruling.)

Linden Greensitt

2 years ago

People have always been able to work or become self employed once they have arrived in Spain, it is quite common for people to arrive (especially those intending to become self employed) and then apply for a SE visa (having arrived on a NLV), the same goes for people looking for work you dont need to wait until the end of the year you can apply at any time! OR are you saying that after 1 year you can work or become s/employed on a NLV?