Have the right professional in your corner from day one
Having the right expert by your side makes all the difference in Spain — whether you’re applying for residency, buying property, or setting up a business. The wrong advice, or no advice at all, can cost you time, money, and serious stress.
We connect you with experienced, hand-picked professionals matched to your specific needs: immigration lawyers for visa and residency matters, tax advisors for local and international obligations, and real estate lawyers for property transactions. Every expert in our network is someone we trust to support expats at every stage of the process.
1. Immigration lawyers
For complex visa applications, residency renewals, appeals, or anything involving unusual personal circumstances, specialist legal advice is essential. We refer you to immigration lawyers with direct experience handling the situations expats in Valencia face — not generalists who occasionally touch immigration law.
2. Tax advisors
Tax obligations in Spain can be more complex than expected, particularly if you have income or assets in another country. Key areas where specialist advice matters include income tax (IRPF), the Modelo 720 declaration for foreign assets, non-resident tax (IRNR), and VAT obligations for the self-employed and companies. We connect you with asesores fiscales who work regularly with international clients and understand the cross-border dimension.
3. Real estate lawyers
Property transactions in Spain involve a specific legal process — preliminary contracts, NIE requirements, notary procedures, land registry checks, and transfer taxes. Having an independent lawyer review the transaction before you sign anything is not optional if you want to buy safely. We connect you with real estate lawyers who work exclusively on the buyer’s side.
4. Gestores
A gestor is a licensed administrative professional who handles day-to-day filings, registrations, and bureaucratic procedures. For most expats, a good gestor is the most useful professional relationship they’ll have in Spain. We can recommend trusted gestorías with experience working with non-Spanish clients.
5. How the referral works
We don’t take commissions from the professionals we refer. Our recommendations are based solely on the quality of their work with our clients. We make the introduction, provide context about your situation, and stay available to coordinate if needed — so you’re not navigating the relationship cold.
