Hi, since you have been working as nomade for over one year and mentioned that tax are high do you think you can explain that a little bit more in a video? I have seen that there are changes from the second year. Thanks 👍
@tomaratorres33543 күн бұрын
Do you not have to provide proof of accommodations?
@teamjacoballthewayXx6 күн бұрын
Thank you so freaking much
@christinaadavis6 күн бұрын
I hope you found the video helpful!
@truebalancebookkeeping7 күн бұрын
Quick question: As a US citizen do we have to pay taxes here and in Spain?
@christinaadavis5 күн бұрын
You pay taxes to Spain but you still file in the US. However, you potentially will have to pay taxes to both countries for anything over 122k but there are exclusions and credits you can file for to limit that!
@truebalancebookkeeping5 күн бұрын
@ sorry another question: I think in the interview you guys mentioned that with a W2 there was no chance correct?
@christinaadavis5 күн бұрын
@@truebalancebookkeepingyes you cannot apply as a W2
@truebalancebookkeeping7 күн бұрын
Great content! Very informative Thank you!
@InIrann9 күн бұрын
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@giuliaserafini49019 күн бұрын
I’m watching many videos about life in barcelona because i’m moving soon, yours the best so fare. Your speaking is charming and your points are very well presented and clear. Thank you
@christinaadavis9 күн бұрын
awww thanks so much! that really means alot <3
@LivinginHarmony1019 күн бұрын
Hi Christina, Thanks for this detailed and brilliant analysis. I have a question about family and dependents. 1) Is there tax allowance for dependent like unemployed wife and child? 2)Do we have to pay social security for dependents too?
@christinaadavis9 күн бұрын
I believe social security is more with children, unsure on your wife as dependent though. You can check with a gestor and they can let you know!
@LivinginHarmony1015 күн бұрын
@@christinaadavis Thanks for the response. Much appreciated!
@2muchofyou9 күн бұрын
Stfu. Everyone feels themselves doing what they want
@ColinStoltz9 күн бұрын
she running
@regnarsfaberge455910 күн бұрын
Why not at home with your relatives?
@Fthegagenda11 күн бұрын
Nobody cares you just want attention
@kelsadickey855611 күн бұрын
This was a great video! Very thorough and clear - thank you!
@kelsadickey855611 күн бұрын
How much did you pay your tax jester (sp?)? What was the fee for them to help you?
@christinaadavis11 күн бұрын
It’s a monthly fee of €70
@kelsadickey855611 күн бұрын
@ Thank you! Very reasonable!
@poppyseaforth703511 күн бұрын
So sweet 🥹 ❤😊
@travelvideos11 күн бұрын
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@georgerudinsky48911 күн бұрын
One suggestion, please do not gesticulate so much, it looks like child with tantrum. Otherwise thanks, informative.
@danielleramirez648712 күн бұрын
The federal aspostille is just for the federal document (FBI check) right? The state issues documents get state apostilles, correct?
@christinaadavis12 күн бұрын
Yes! The federal seal is just for the fbi check
@junama12 күн бұрын
Next video: someone stole my phone on the offline cafe 🤣
@SLABGrafica13 күн бұрын
Awesome video! Not a lot of info on the digital nomad visa with a US focus. What about if I am working remotely for a US company? It's a bilingual business so I got the contract in both english and spanish, and they can issue me the authorization directly in spanish: does that work for the application without the need of a translator?
@christinaadavis13 күн бұрын
If you are a W2 employee, you can’t apply for the visa. If you are 1099 then you can but sworn translators are specific people who are allowed to translate documents in Spain so doesn’t matter if your contract is in Spanish, they still need to do a “sworn translation” with their stamp. Might cost a bit less but will still need to be done
@SLABGrafica11 күн бұрын
@christinaadavis Thank you! I forgot to mention I'm mexican, working remotely as contractor for a US company. So even when in spanish, the contract and written authorization given by the company need to be "sworn" because they are from the US?
@christinaadavis11 күн бұрын
@@SLABGraficayes almost positive!
@aleguerra0313 күн бұрын
Hi Christina! Does an Associate's Degree (AA) plus work licenses count towards the undergraduate degree/certification requirement? I have been working for an insurance company since September, 2024 as an independent contractor (1099).
@christinaadavis13 күн бұрын
I think you need 3 years experience if you don’t have a bachelors degree but you can email Marina and check!
@ArrisonJaguar14 күн бұрын
I like it but the design is not for me but still its good❤
@shellywalker601314 күн бұрын
❤❤❤🎉
@maxzytaruk855815 күн бұрын
Super good info!!
@christinaadavis15 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!!
@tutorialespedronieto802318 күн бұрын
As a Barcelonian. Is funny to listen you mentioning áreas that we consider "touristy" as "non touristy".😂 I liked your video.
@christinaadavis17 күн бұрын
haha I do get that! I think they are "less touristy" then the others and more people living there but most Spanish friends I have would agree with you!
@fionaxie903518 күн бұрын
is your apartment contract 5 years and still paid agent fee?
@christinaadavis18 күн бұрын
Yes but we paid before the new law went into affect
@linav1019 күн бұрын
Great info and video. Yeah Spain will kick your butt with the tax rate on digital nomads. Do you have to pay those high taxes to Spain and also pay Uncle Sam? Or is it one or the other?
@christinaadavis18 күн бұрын
I pay just to Spain because I do the foreign income exclusion when I file in the U.S.
@VeggieVisa19 күн бұрын
OMG, moving in a few weeks to Barcelona and am really happy to have your Viva Espana recommendation. Thanks!
@christinaadavis19 күн бұрын
yay glad I was able to help!!
@vincentlorenz21 күн бұрын
This is SUPER helpful and comprehensive. First content that I have seen to really dive into Spain taxation. THANK YOU!
@christinaadavis19 күн бұрын
glad you found it helpful!!
@lifeisbananas24 күн бұрын
AH! You sound exactly like the positive, sure-of-myself me that I am when I'm not panicking about this topic. I needed to hear this from someone other than myself, thank you for the inspiration and pep talk, you're doing it!!! ❤
@HayleeVoight24 күн бұрын
Oh wow I can relate so much to all of this!! I forgot to comment on your “outgrowing your hometown” video but I looooved it. The guilt, uncertainty, missing family but not vibing with the environment anymore and no one caring about any of it - so relatable (to the average digital nomad I mean!). Def don’t trick yourself into thinking you’ll be happy in Jersey, as much as you want that to be the case. If I could snap my fingers and want the suburban Massachusetts life with my friends and family, I probably would too but it’s just not realistic, at least not in our 30s at least (I’m about to turn 31 too!). I also don’t agree with the previous comment that you should just “hustle in America” considering your whole brand is work life balance and finding a life you love - you’ve literally fought to validate and overcome that mindset, don’t lose it! As for taxes, have you considered Malta? I know it’s a tax haven for lots of people but idk they new digital nomad visa requirements and whether you need to be there for 3 or 6 months. Super sleepy version of Barcelona but the English and vibes are great until you hit your monthly requirement and can go elsewhere. As for mental health, have you done BetterHelp? I highly recommend it, affordable and convenient. And with content - pivot girl! Balance your new interests with keyword research and see what sticks! You’re super likable, so don’t limit yourself. My favorite parts of your content is when you talk about mindset, but that’s also just my thing. I like your view of the world. Oh last thing, this is becoming a novel, EMBRACE the uncertainty and reframe it as a blessing (I literally had to brainwash myself to think this way this year). 99.99% of the world know exactly what next year will look like, good or bad. We’ve been taught that we’re supposed to know and that uncertainty is scary but it’s also exciting! Trust yourself and the lives you guys have created for yourselves up until now! You’ve made it work and you’ll continue to do so. It’s harder as we get older because we have an underlying need to nest and build the life we’ve been told we should have by now, but it’ll all fall into place just don’t pressure yourself to have it all figured out or your falling right back into the trap and mindset you’ve fought so hard to get out of!
@christophmayr234425 күн бұрын
Hi, thank you for this video, great information!! ! Quick question - my fiancé and I are moving to Barcelona in March. I've heard Sant Antonio has potentially gotten a bit worse due to it being so close to El Raval? Do you still live in that area and/or recommend this as a top 3 location to live in?
@KCFlightClub1026 күн бұрын
I like your eyes
@linav1026 күн бұрын
As a young person, you should be hussling and trying to make it in the US (this is just my opinion) I lived in France for 4 years, that continent is dead for young ppl trying to make it. Once you retire, then you can try to make Europe happen. There is nowhere like the US to get ahead in life.
@christinaadavis25 күн бұрын
I just dont know if that is true anymore. So many of my friends in the US are drowning with the cost of living and cant even fully enjoy life. Id like to spend more time there to see my family but with the increase costs, Im thinking I would rather live somewhere I can actually enjoy my life while im young
@linav1025 күн бұрын
@@christinaadavis I would have to disagree. My husband is French and I know manny young French and Spanish and the situation is dire over there.
@carolemoutsinga273227 күн бұрын
I love your videos and especially your honesty❤️. Sometimes choosing the type of lifestyle you want means sacrificing a part of your life and in your case is that you get to see your family less. I’m 18 so you might know more than me but the only advice I could give you is that anytime you feel upset because you’re not with them remember how lucky you are to be able to talk to them on the phone still. There’s people who can’t do that and you can and that’s beautiful too even if it doesn’t feel the same as being there. But your feeling are totally valid and I understand it because I live abroad too. I hope you will manage to balance family time and your life abroad more(pretty sure you will)❤️
@christinaadavis26 күн бұрын
Thank you sooo much, I really appreciate your comment! I definitely agree, being able to go home helps to balance it out. Its a wave of ups and downs but eventually will make the right choice!
@squaremoon23827 күн бұрын
Hi Christina, thank you for your videos and sharing. Much appreciated. I’d love to live in Barcelona. However, I’m not able to move to Spain with the digital nomad visa. There’s a Master’s program in Barcelona that I’m interested in. Would you know whether there’s a way for a foreign student to stay in Barcelona or Spain after the study? Also, would learning Spanish help to integrate with the life in Barcelona? Or, is it not going to matter as Catalan is used in Barcelona? Thank you.
@christinaadavis26 күн бұрын
I know alot of people who came here for masters and stayed, either taught english afterwards or ended up in a relationship with a european and got a visa or found a job! So there are definitely options if you want to stay. Knowing spanish is very helpful, in Barcelona you hear mostly spanish.
@watjejanssen753527 күн бұрын
true
@B_a_l_t_h_u_s28 күн бұрын
Awesome! Love Barcelona!
@Jamie-lu2of29 күн бұрын
I rent a part furnished 1 bed in El Raval for €750 pcm. And never had an issue in the two years I've been here. There's the odd seedy street that's easily avoided an I feel 100 times safer than in the UK. Great place for a male with a little street sense. Maybe not so much if you're a female
@ExpatHiddenGemsАй бұрын
Great video!! Home never feels quite the same after living abroad. I struggle to visit Canada every few years and always convince family and friends to visit me 😅
@christinaadavisАй бұрын
In a perfect world I’d move them all the Spain haha so I get it!
@justyrensonАй бұрын
Dance classes? Pole dancing ?
@MrTreach33Ай бұрын
I didn't really understand the explanation of how an American LLC and specifically one that is taxed as an S-Corp is seen as not good if it's treated the same way in Spain? So in other words if you have an LLC in the US taxed as an S-Corp and it's treated the same way in Spain then you would be seen as an employee of your own company therefore you would be able to come in as an employee and take advantage of the Flat tax rate on foreign income and the Beckham law. Is this not a way to get around the current SSA agreement issue or am I missing something here?
@lowenzahn107Ай бұрын
Finally someone did great video about taxes, thank you
@susanschmidler3122Ай бұрын
When and who does the translation into Spanish????
@fortunateenough99Ай бұрын
Omg drink water... Your voice is like you are so tired and unable to talk....
@MaverickHanksАй бұрын
Great Video. I was searching for something like that
@MoneyLifeBoostАй бұрын
Inspiring story. Your doing a great in your life as long as your happy and contented in life.
@christinaadavisАй бұрын
Thank you!! Yes, I couldn't agree more
@purdu3Ай бұрын
I crunched the numbers..roughly 37% for IT nomads within the 125k-175k range. That's a lot. Somewhere around $53k.