The Spanish Congress gives final approval to the Startups Law
The Spanish government presented the specific digital nomad visa as part of its aim to attract international talent and innovative start-ups to the country.
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Coverage published in Spain and Türkiye shows how the digital nomad scheme has been discussed in terms of attracting talent, remote work and new lifestyle options.
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The Spanish government presented the specific digital nomad visa as part of its aim to attract international talent and innovative start-ups to the country.
The article looks at the new visa in terms of a residence route of up to three years, remote-worker communities and the lifestyle advantages of Spain.
The analysis discusses the new visa and residence category created for international teleworkers within Spain’s talent-attraction policy.
The official statement describes the digital nomad visa as one of the tools Spain has developed to attract international talent and capital.
This Turkish-language article presents the digital nomad visa, then in preparation, as a new residence option for remote workers and their families.
This Turkish-language round-up lists Spain among the options in Europe, citing coastal living and its new scheme for remote workers.
This study in Maliye Dergisi, the journal of the Turkish Ministry of Treasury and Finance, examines the Spanish model among digital nomad programmes.
The Spanish press examines, with data and expert views, the growing role of executives, skilled workers and international teleworkers in Spain’s talent-attraction policy.
The article describes the motivations and experiences of families who have settled in Barcelona and other Spanish cities using the digital nomad visa.