What is a nómina?
The Spanish word for a payslip. If a Spanish office asks for your nóminas with a traducción jurada, it means your UK payslips with a sworn translation.
Payslips, employment contracts, employer letters and P60s translated into Spanish and signed by a traductor jurado, for the digital nomad visa, work permits and Spanish lenders.
A sworn payslip and employment letter translation into Spanish is a traducción jurada of your work documents, signed by a traductor jurado appointed by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The digital nomad visa runs on these documents, and so do most Spanish work permits.
We translate payslips, contracts, employer letters and company documents at £48.00 per page within 2 working days. Most files pair them with sworn bank statement translations showing the salary arriving and, for the self-employed, translated tax returns.
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Typically an employment contract or client agreements, a letter from the employer authorising you to work remotely from Spain, evidence that the company has been operating for at least a year, and proof that the working relationship has lasted at least three months. Documents in other languages need a sworn translation into Spanish.
The visa for international remote work (visado para teletrabajo de carácter internacional) was created by Spain's 2022 Startups Law for people working for companies or clients based outside Spain. You can apply at the Spanish consulate before travelling or, if you're already legally in Spain, for a residence authorisation through the Large Companies and Strategic Groups Unit (UGE). Either way, the employer's paperwork is the heart of the file.
The letter authorising remote work is the one people forget. HR departments write a great many letters, but 'you may work from Valencia' is rarely one of their templates. Ask for it early, on letterhead and signed, and send it to us once it's final.
Usually, when payslips are part of the evidence. Spanish consulates generally ask for documents in other languages to be translated into Spanish by a sworn translator registered in Spain. Confirm the list for your visa before ordering.
For the digital nomad visa, payslips show that you earn at least 200% of the Spanish minimum wage (SMI) from remote work. The non-lucrative visa is different: it's for people who won't carry out work or professional activity in Spain, so pension statements and investment income usually do the job there instead.
UK payslips are dense with abbreviations: NI, PAYE, tax codes such as 1257L, salary sacrifice and student loan deductions. We translate each line and keep the original abbreviation alongside the Spanish, so a Spanish official sees what the payslip actually says.
Payslips, employment contracts, offer letters, employer reference and remote-work letters, P60s and P45s, pension statements, client service agreements and company documents such as a Companies House certificate of incorporation.
For self-employed applicants, client contracts do the job of an employment contract. The digital nomad visa looks at where your clients are based and how the work is done, so the translation keeps company names, addresses and dates exactly as written.
Often, yes. Work and residence authorisations handled by Spanish consulates, extranjería offices or the UGE generally require documents in other languages to be translated into Spanish, and a sworn translation is the standard way to do it.
Highly qualified professional and intra-company transfer permits are typically processed by the UGE, while many other work permits go through the extranjería office of the province where you'll work. Each publishes its own document list, and lists change, so check the current version. For intra-company transfers, a letter from the UK employer confirming your role and length of service is often central to the file.
£48.00 per page, charged in pounds sterling, delivered within 2 working days. A payslip is usually one page; contracts and company documents vary.
Every document includes a quality check, the traductor jurado's signature and 2 free revisions. Upload exactly the months the consulate asks for on the online quote form. Highly qualified professional permits often ask for qualifications too, so check whether your degree certificate and transcript need translating while you're at it.
The Spanish word for a payslip. If a Spanish office asks for your nóminas with a traducción jurada, it means your UK payslips with a sworn translation.
The threshold is set at 200% of the Spanish minimum wage (SMI), which is updated periodically. Check the current figure with the consulate or the UGE.
Yes, self-employed applicants can apply with client contracts instead of an employment contract, subject to the visa's conditions. Check the details with the consulate or the UGE.
Yes. They're translated like any other document, with tax codes and references kept exactly as in the original.
That's for the consulate to decide. Digital nomad applicants usually submit both the contract and an employer letter authorising remote work.
That visa is for people who won't work in Spain, so applicants usually rely on pensions, savings or investment income instead. Check with the consulate how it treats your income.
A traductor-intérprete jurado appointed by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation.
Up to 2 working days. There is no rush option for sworn Spanish translations.
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