Laura Jiménez
International Mobility & Relocation
Laura Jiménez supports individuals, families and businesses through the practical side of moving to and settling in Spain: residency processes, documentation and relocation.
She works alongside the Tax & Accounting practice so that a move is planned as one sequence rather than a series of separate steps.
Areas
Residency processes
Understanding the residency routes relevant to a client’s situation, what each requires and the realistic timeline.
Documentation & NIE
Assembling and checking the documents a move requires, including NIE and the registrations needed on arrival.
Relocation
The practical sequence of a move to Spain, from planning to the first months after arrival.
Family relocation
Documentation and registrations for each family member moving with the client.
Administrative coordination
Preparing, submitting and following up on administrative steps with the relevant public bodies.
Coordination with tax
Timing residency and relocation steps with Luis Rendón so the tax position is considered from the start.
Who she works with
- Individuals and families moving to Spain
- People living between Spain and another country
- Entrepreneurs relocating with, or to start, a business
- Companies bringing people to Spain
Clear about limits
Where a matter requires regulated legal or immigration advice, Worldwide Framework introduces an appropriate independent professional. Any such engagement is agreed directly between the client and that professional.
Related services
- Moving to SpainResidency, tax, property and, if relevant, a business, planned as one sequence so the decisions made early do not create problems later.
- InternationalFor people and businesses establishing themselves in Spain (a move, a residency process, a new company), planned together with the tax position rather than after it.
- Tax residency in SpainWhether you are tax resident in Spain decides what you declare, where, and on which income.
- Company formation & doing business in SpainWhether you register as self-employed or form a company, the choices made at the start (structure, registration, tax and accounting) shape everything that follows.
- Professional NetworkIndependent specialists, introduced where a matter needs them.
Related insights
- Owning property in Spain as a non-resident: Modelo 210 and IBINon-resident owners must file in Spain every year, whether or not the property is let. What to file, on which income, and which expenses count.
- Spain’s special tax regime for people moving to work here (the “Beckham Law”)A flat rate on Spanish employment income and limited taxation of foreign income for six years, for those who qualify and apply in time.
Tell us where you are moving from and what you plan to do. Laura will set out the steps.
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