By country of origin
The Beckham Law by country of origin
Article 93 does not care where you come from. Your home country does: it decides when you stop being resident there, what happens to the pension, the shares and the flat you leave behind, and whether you need a permit to live in Spain at all. One page per origin, written for the questions we actually get.
United Kingdom
Permit first, then HMRC’s exit rules, then what happens to the ISA, the pension and the flat in London.
Read the post →Germany
No permit needed, but the A1 sets your deadline, and two German rules follow you: extended limited liability and exit tax.
Read the post →Netherlands
The M-form, the protective assessment, the house in box 3 and the AOW gap. And how the regime differs from the ruling you may have had.
Read the post →Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland
Each Nordic country has a rule that keeps you resident after you leave. Cut the ties properly, then watch the A1 date.
Read the post →Latin America
A Spanish passport helps with immigration and does nothing for the regime. What counts is where you were tax resident, and how you leave home.
Read the post →Want to know where you stand?
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