Identity and route
Passport, forms, NIE where relevant, lawful presence and Tehran-versus-UGE route selection.
Free resource · Persian + English · reviewed 12 August 2026
Spain digital-nomad evidence checklist for Iranian applicants
A printable six-folder review for employees, freelancers and families—built around Iranian document handling and current Spanish sources.
Built for evidence, not promises
One file for the questions generic checklists miss
Separate employee and freelancer evidence, Iranian translation and legalization, consular and in-Spain routes, health insurance and social security. Mark every item green, amber or red before spending on translations or travel.
Employees
Contract, three-month relationship, Spain-specific remote-work permission, salary and employer activity.
Freelancers
Client contracts, invoices, matching bank payments, continued work and any Spanish-client share.
Money and family
2026 income basis, accompanying family, relationship documents and additional resources.
Iranian documents
Spanish sworn translation, Iranian attestations, legalization and current Tehran notices.
Final review
Validity dates, consistent names and dates, payment origins and red flags before filing.
Official 2026 basis
Current figures, dated Iranian instructions and direct citations
The checklist uses Spain’s consolidated Law 14/2013, the official 2026 minimum wage, and the Spanish Embassy in Tehran’s July 2026 legalization notice. It is general information, not an official filing list or a guarantee.
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Suggested citation: “Spain Digital Nomad Visa Checklist for Iranian Applicants 2026.” Publisher: Ostad & Partners. Last reviewed: 12 August 2026. Please link to this permanent page so readers receive the latest reviewed version, source notes and PDF.
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