Before you move to Spain, check whether one tax decision could save you thousands.
Spain's special impatriate regime can apply a 24% rate to qualifying employment income. Answer three questions to check your preliminary fit and see the potential difference in euros.
Step 1 of 3
Could the regime apply to you?
Were you a Spanish tax resident in any of the 5 tax years before the year of your move?
Why are you moving (or did you move) to Spain?
When did you (or will you) register with Spanish Social Security?
Preliminary result
Step 2 of 3
See the potential tax difference
Illustrative tax difference vs. simplified progressive rates*
Step 3 of 3 — optional
Turn your estimate into a clear answer before timing becomes a problem
Request an introduction with no commitment. We will review your answers and tell you which Spanish specialist firm we propose before any details are transferred.
Understand the decision before you move
Plain-English guides based on Spanish government and Tax Agency sources.
Important information. This tool provides a preliminary, automated and non-binding indication. It is not tax, legal or financial advice and does not determine eligibility. The comparison uses simplified 2026 rates, does not account for deductions, Social Security, personal circumstances, regional differences or every type of income, and assumes the same income for any multi-year illustration. Only a qualified professional reviewing the complete facts can confirm eligibility, the applicable filing trigger, deadline and tax treatment.
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