Do you meet Spain's income rule? Check it with the formula in view.
Free calculators for the money requirements of Spain's Digital Nomad Visa, Non-Lucrative Visa and the Beckham tax regime. Every figure shows its formula, the official source and the date it was checked.
Digital Nomad Visa income
200% of the SMI, with family. Shows the two ways the figure is read. Non-Lucrative Visa funds
400% of the IPREM, plus 100% per family member, over the whole period. Beckham regime tax
24% / 47% on employment income, plus a basic eligibility check.
200% of the SMI, with family. Shows the two ways the figure is read. Non-Lucrative Visa funds
400% of the IPREM, plus 100% per family member, over the whole period. Beckham regime tax
24% / 47% on employment income, plus a basic eligibility check.
Why this site exists
Guides online quote different monthly amounts for the Digital Nomad Visa: 2.442, 2.650, 2.762 or 2.849 euros. The gap mostly comes from mixing 12 and 14 pay periods of the minimum wage. We show both readings, name the source of each and tell you what is still unconfirmed.
Current official inputs (reviewed 2026-11-04)
- SMI 2026: 1.221 EUR per month in 14 payments (17.094 EUR a year). Source: Real Decreto 126/2026, art. 1 (BOE no. 44, 19 Feb 2026).
- Digital Nomad Visa: 200% of the SMI per month for the holder, 75% for a second person, 25% for each further person. Source: Joint instruction of 30 March 2023 (published by the Spanish consulate in Moscow).
- Non-Lucrative Visa: 400% of the IPREM per month, plus 100% per family member. Source: Real Decreto 1155/2024 (Reglamento de Extranjeria), arts. 60-63.
- IPREM: 600 EUR per month. Set by Ley 31/2022, disposicion adicional 90 (IPREM 2023) for 2023; we found no later statute, so we assume it is unchanged. You can edit it in the tool.
Guides
- Digital Nomad Visa income requirement 2026
- Non-Lucrative Visa vs Digital Nomad Visa: which fits
- Beckham regime: who qualifies
- Proof of income for a Spain visa: what counts
- US, UK and Canada applicants: checklist
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