Spain Digital Nomad Visa

@Poorya

Many visas do have a Proof of Address requirement, which is usually satisfied with a long-term rental contract. If you have a friend who owns a property, and is happy to provide you with accommodation, then I expect that some kind of letter from them confirming your stay would be acceptable.

However, I don't think the DNV has this requirement. It's certainly not mentioned in the following links. Perhaps you can point me at your page that says it IS needed?

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

https://www.migrun.tech/spain/guide-digital-nomad-visa

Like other visas, you DO need to provide of Proof of Health Insurance. You can find a bunch of local providers (and cost) via a comparison site such as Rastreator or Acierto. We used ASISA who are good, and among the cheaper options. If you're in Spain to apply for your DNV, then the easiest option is to pop into a nearby insurance broker.

You should also check on the NIE issue, I don't know if you get one with the DNV, or if you need to apply separately for the NIE. Once you have the DNV, there's also a separate step to get your TIE.

Thank you for your response!

https://www.exteriores.gob.es/Consulado … -Visa.aspx

In here it mentions Proof of residence in the consular district is required.

Regarding the insurance I am using [link moderated]/ and I have used it for two other visas before so I am hoping i can provide this for the DNV, do you have any information if this is good enough?

From my recollection, the NIE isn't a prerequisite for the DNV, and isn't accommodated by the DNV process (IIRC you will need to request it separately).  It is important to have if you wish to carry out economic activities in Spain, so I would highly suggest sorting that out in parallel as these can take a while to receive.

@Poorya

That proof is not your Spanish address proof. It's a proof that you reside locally and can apply at a particular Spanish consulate.

@Poorya

Your insurance link was moderated. The insurance required has some fairly strict properties, but doesn't necessarily have to be issued in Spain. But for most applications it is.

From my recollection, it must be a proper private health insurance (not holiday / travel insurance), have zero deductible/copago, and have sufficient cover (60k euros). If it's not issued in Spain you probably need a certified translation of the policy/certificate.