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Visas, business, home, schools, community — planned together, not one after another.
Honest answers before you commit — walk through the scenario closest to yours and see the real starting line.
Find your starting pointAlready in motionEight questions. Your visa route, your Suites, your timeline — under three minutes.
Start the BlueprintAlready hereYou landed. Now comes the part nobody warns you about — you don't have to do it alone.
Meet The ClubYour relocation plan doesn't start with your visa — it starts with how your home country taxes you. Find yours.
Not necessarily. The US–Spain Double Taxation Treaty prevents double taxation, but you're still required to file in both countries every year — filing doesn't always mean paying twice.
If you hold foreign bank accounts that exceed a certain threshold at any point in the year, you must report them to the US Treasury — a separate filing from your income tax return, with steep penalties if missed.
Yes, and we recommend it. We coordinate your Spanish tax structure with your existing US advisor so both filings stay consistent.
It depends on your country's residence rules (the UK's Statutory Residence Test, for example). It's not automatic — day counts and ties to your home country determine it case by case.
Generally once you exceed 183 days in Spanish territory in a calendar year. The timing of your move can significantly change your first tax year.
It exists, but doesn't apply itself — you need to file correctly in both countries and, in some cases, actively claim the exemption. Not doing this is the most common reason people overpay.
Because your tax residence follows your physical residence. There's no personal income tax in the UAE; in Spain, once you exceed 183 days, there is.
In many cases yes — but only if it's planned before you shift your tax residence. Once the move is done, your options shrink fast.
It can keep existing, but if you're based in Spain and running it from here, Spanish authorities may treat it as having Spanish tax activity. Review this case by case before you relocate.
I asked Claudia for help with a complex immigration matter. Her guidance was essential to understand the process, the steps and the timing. A true professional — responsible and committed.
The most expensive mistake people make when moving to Spain is treating the visa as the plan. A visa gets you in. It doesn't find your home, structure your taxes, enrol your children, or introduce you to a single person.
A successful relocation happens when legal, housing, tax, business and family decisions are made together — not one after another. That is exactly what Claudia Miralles Berna built The Expat Suite to do.
Every relocation is different. Every Suite covers one part of yours — and they work as one system.
Eight questions. No forms, no legal jargon, no email wall. In under three minutes you'll see your recommended immigration route, the Suites that fit your situation, and a realistic preparation timeline.
A private, secure workspace — roadmap, tasks, documents, deadlines and partner coordination in one place.
Three minutes. Your route, your Suites, your timeline.
One hour with Claudia. The plan becomes real.
Legal, landing, business, family — whatever your move needs.
Every task, document and deadline in one secure place.
You arrive with everything already in motion.
Because the move ends. The life doesn't.
A recurring cohort for people already living in Spain, run live in a small group. Not another logistics checklist — the part that starts once the boxes are unpacked.
No spam — just the next cohort's schedule.
Naming the month-three slump before it names you.
Building the network and rhythm that make it stick.
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I trained to become a civil servant in Spain while finishing my law degree. I passed the exam, but there was no permanent post — so I was assigned to extranjería instead. That's where I met immigration law, and the people on the other side of the desk trying to build a life somewhere new.
It depends on your route. EU citizens can be registered in 2–4 weeks. A Digital Nomad Visa typically takes 8–12 weeks from preparation to approval; Entrepreneur and Self-employed routes take longer. The Blueprint gives you a realistic estimate for your specific case.
Yes — that is what the Digital Nomad Visa was designed for, whether you are employed remotely or own a company abroad. The structure matters: Spanish-sourced income is limited, so it must be set up correctly from day one.
Generally after spending more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year — but the timing of your move can change your first tax year dramatically. Tax planning belongs in the relocation plan, not after it.
In almost every route, yes — spouses and children can usually be included in the initial application or join through family reunification. Schools, healthcare and paperwork for the whole family run in parallel through the Family Suite.
Both — working as one team. That is the point of The Expat Suite: legal strategy, relocation logistics and settling-in support, coordinated instead of contracted separately.
Clients relocating from the United States, United Kingdom and United Arab Emirates. We coordinate with your existing US, UK or UAE tax and legal counsel end-to-end.
Every consultation is booked through Calendly — no contact forms, no phone tag. Pick a slot that suits your timezone and it is confirmed within minutes.
A private clarity session — your route, your timeline, your next step. Booked directly on Calendly. No forms, no brochures.
Book Clarity Session →https://calendly.com/mirallesbernaclaudia/clarity-session