Top 10 Cities in Spain for Digital Nomads

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Spain's visa program allows non-resident freelancers and remote workers to immerse themselves in Spanish culture, architecture, cuisine, and nightlife while staying connected to their jobs. Photo: Jorge Salas Photo: Jorge Salas Learn more

Non-EU citizens can now live and work remotely for non-Spanish companies in Spain for up to five years with the new visa. To qualify, applicants must provide proof of employment and a local address and renew their visa annually. Photo: David_Franklin/DepositPhotos Photo: David_Franklin/DepositPhotos Learn more

With its high-speed internet, the diverse international community, and tax incentives for digital nomad visa holders, Spain is a top destination for those with an itinerant lifestyle. Photo: Richard Hewat Photo: Richard Hewat Learn more

Malaga

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Madrid

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Barcelona

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Alicante

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Valencia

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