Question
A member of the Spain Digital Nomad Visa Facebook group asked: “Which documents need translating and apostiling for Spain Digital Nomad Visa application?”
Answers
These are the answers of Spainguru’s Spain Digital Nomad Visa group members:
(Lawyer answer) “Apostille: criminal record check, certificate of good standing, any marriage or birth certificates.
Sworn translation: everything not in Spanish except bank statements and invoices. CV can be a simple translation.”
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Conclusion
Understanding the documentation requirements for the Spain Digital Nomad Visa application is crucial for a smooth application process.
Applicants need to ensure that specific documents such as criminal records, certificates of good standing, and any relevant personal certificates like marriage or birth documents are duly apostilled.
Furthermore, nearly all documents not originally in Spanish, with the exception of bank statements and invoices, require a sworn translation, while a CV may suffice with a simpler translation.
Proper preparation of these documents will aid in avoiding delays or rejections in the visa application process.
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