Pricing
The full price. On the website. As it should be.
Full-service flat fee
No “book a consultation to get a quote”. Everything a standard case needs, from the first call to the approval, and every cost that isn’t mine is listed below. My professional fees come back if it is not approved, and the terms are in writing before you pay.
Not going to work in Spain? The Non-Lucrative Visa is $2,400 too.
If you will keep working remotely
Digital Nomad Visa
$2,400 flat fee
Paid 50% when we start, 50% before I file. Government filing fee included.
- Strategy call: your route, your document map, your full cost in writing
- Complete personalized document checklist: what to order, where, and when
- My personal review of every document: validity windows, apostille types, formats
- Employer / client letters, drafted to say what Spain needs them to say
- Sworn-translation coordination: official translators, right formats, no re-dos
- Government filing. I file, I track, I answer every official request
- Guidance after approval on how the TIE appointment and town-hall registration work, both of which you handle yourself
Apostilles, sworn translations and insurance are paid to the providers. They are listed below, and you get them quoted for your case on day one.
Family add-on: $500 per dependent
Spouse and kids filed alongside you, one process for the whole family.
Eligibility check & written assessment: free
An honest answer before you spend anything. Two minutes, no email required to see your result.
If you will not work in Spain
Non-Lucrative Visa
$2,400 flat fee
Paid 50% when we start, 50% once your file is complete and before your appointment. The consulate’s own fees, about $153 per person, are paid by you at the appointment.
- Strategy call: your means against the line, your consulate, your full cost in writing
- Your document plan, each paper with a date, counted back from your appointment so nothing expires
- The letters, drafted by me: the sworn statement that you will not work and the letter explaining your plans
- Both application forms filled in for you to sign
- My review of every document before it goes to the translator
- Your file in your consulate’s order, with an index, and the appointment rehearsed with you
- After approval, guidance on the TIE, and your renewals filed by me in Spain
You hand the file in yourself at the consulate; I cannot attend for you. Apostilles, sworn translations, the medical certificate and insurance are paid to the providers, quoted before you order anything. How the Non-Lucrative Visa works.
Family: $500 per family member
Your spouse and children apply with you, each with their own file, in the same appointment.
Renewal: $900, plus $300 per family member
After the first year, I file your two-year renewal in Spain and check your days and your means beforehand.
If it’s not approved, my fees come back.
I only take cases I believe in. If I review your situation and it can’t be approved as it stands, I’ll tell you before you pay, and what would need to change.
And if we file and your visa is not approved, I return my professional fees in full. Third-party costs, such as apostilles, sworn translations and couriers, are paid to others and aren’t refundable, which is exactly why you’ll have them quoted in writing from day one.
— Ioritz Uranga Galindo
Third-party costs, explained.
Paid to others: governments, translators, doctors, insurers. The part most firms stay vague about, with the honest ranges for each visa.
- FBI background checkthe report plus its federal apostille, by courier ~$250
- SSA Certificate of Coveragefree from the SSA for W‑2 employees; the federal apostille is the cost ~$20–250by post, or through a service
- Your degreea notarised True Copy and its state apostille, never the diploma itself ~$30–265notary and apostille
- Family civil recordsmarriage and birth certificates, each with a state apostille $25–250each, only if family applies
- Medical certificatesigned by your doctor, under three months old at the appointment ~$100–250the visit
- Sworn translationsabout $43 a page; each apostille counts as a page $350–500typical$350–550typical, more documents
- Health insurancean insurer authorised in Spain, no copays, no waiting periods ~$60–200a month~$80–350a month, depends on age
- Spanish government feesthe fees for the permit itself In my fee~$153per person, at the appointment
On day one you get this list filled in for your case, with exact documents and exact quotes. For the deeper dive, read the honest cost breakdown, or check your means for the Non-Lucrative Visa with the calculator.
See your all-in cost.
Pick your situation and watch the whole picture assemble: my fixed fee plus the third-party costs paid to governments, translators and insurers. Estimates for planning; you get exact quotes on day one.
Estimated all-in, first year
$4,480
One person, filing from inside Spain
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Health insurance is the full-year policy employees need; if you are self-employed and will register in RETA you can leave it out. Everything else is one-time. The government filing fee is already inside my attorney fee. Ranges reflect typical U.S. cases. Your written quote on day one replaces every estimate here.
Payment & terms.
- Paid on your own case page. Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe, each payment matched to your file. Bank transfer if you prefer. See the case page.
- Engagement letter before any payment. Scope, fee and refund policy in writing. You read and sign it on your case page before paying anything.
Fair questions about the price.
The price doesn’t change. A complicated case means more of my hours, not more of your money. And if your case can’t be approved as it stands, I tell you for free, before you pay anything.
No. The same fair price to everyone. No coupon games, no “end of month” pressure, no negotiation tax on polite people.
Ready to find out if you qualify?
The two-minute assessment is free. You’ll get an honest written answer. If your case isn’t ready, I’ll tell you what needs to change before you spend anything.
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