Income/Savings Requirements for a Spain Digital Nomad Visa

@Jethro93

Excellent link from @RibeiraSacra gives you lots of info.

The numbers are gross salary, so you should have no problem. Your salary is over the requirement and you have some savings to show too.

This link (from a Spanish immigration law firm) is also very helpful.

https://balcellsgroup.com/digital-nomad-visa/

I believe that the DNV (unlike most other Spanish visas which must be done at a Spanish Embassy) can also be applied for in Spain. This might be more convenient if you and your partner are ready to up-sticks and find a place to live there.

For EU citizens it's much easier, they do the "EU Citizen Registration" process (proof of funds, proof of health insurance, proof of address).

For long-term partners (over 2 years) the EU allows for "family reunification" of non-EU citizens. Spain is a bit difficult about cohabitation (but very easy for married, civil partnerships, parejas de hecho) but it's possible (I did it). So you might keep in mind that you have two routes: you get a DNV and your partner does the EU Registration; your partner does the EU Registration, then applies for Family Reunification for you. The latter will get you a 5 years residence permit. (And you can try this option now, or later, when you're living in Spain, instead of renewing your DNV.)