How Anemoss helps Americans move to Spain

Choose a route that fits how you will live

A retired couple and a professional keeping US clients may both want to live in Spain, but their applications need different foundations.

The Non-Lucrative Visa is intended for residence without working, supported by sufficient resources. It does not permit remote work, as the Spanish Consulate in Los Angeles explains. The Digital Nomad Visa is designed for qualifying remote employment or professional activity.

We review your plans before recommending a route. If you have an EU nationality or relevant family relationship, tell us at the outset: those facts can change the assessment.

Build the document plan around your application

US applicants often need to coordinate records, apostilles, translations and insurance while planning an international move. We help identify the documents relevant to your case and the requirements of the authority handling it.

For a retiree, the financial evidence may involve pension records and savings. For a remote worker, the focus also includes the professional relationship, permission to work remotely and Social Security arrangements. A spouse or children add family documents and their own application needs.

We help organize those strands so you understand what to obtain, what needs further review and how the pieces fit together. Consular instructions and document validity periods matter when planning the sequence.

Bring tax and financial questions into the plan

Moving abroad does not automatically end US tax responsibilities. The IRS explains that US citizens abroad generally remain subject to US rules on worldwide income and tax filing.

Through our network of professionals, we can help coordinate specialized tax, financial and Social Security guidance alongside your immigration application. You have a central contact to help organize those discussions and connect their conclusions with your relocation plans.

For example, a retiree may want to understand how pensions and investments will be treated before choosing a moving date. An employee may need specialist input on the employer's obligations before finalizing a remote-work arrangement. We help coordinate the next step, with specialist scope and fees agreed in advance.

Prepare for the steps after arrival

A visa is one stage of a move. Depending on your residence route, there may be address registration, residence-card procedures or later renewal requirements to plan for.

We help you understand which steps apply and discuss the assistance you need. Before engaging us, confirm what is included in the service, what involves an additional fee and what you will need to do personally.

Work with people you can contact

Anemoss is based in Almenara, Castellón, and provides online assistance across Spain. We offer support in English, Spanish, German and Arabic. Meet Andrea and Marbod, or read why choose Anemoss for immigration assistance for more about our approach.

Tell us what your move looks like

Book a consultation or email info@anemoss.es. Share your current US state of residence, nationalities, intended moving date, whether you will continue working and who will accompany you. We can then discuss the questions to resolve before you start collecting documents.