Life in Asturias,
made easier.
Immigration, taxes, insurance and everyday administration, handled by one trusted local team in Oviedo.
Spain has paperwork.
You have CUESTA.
What is a Gestor Administrativo?
A qualified professional who helps you navigate Spanish administration and can manage many official procedures on your behalf.
Instead of finding a different provider for every task, you have one experienced team who understands the system and helps move things forward.
Three areas. One less thing to worry about.
One local team for settling in, staying compliant and feeling protected in Spain.
Move & Settle
Practical help with the steps involved in making Asturias your home.
- NIE, TIE and residency
- Immigration and nationality
- Certificates and registrations
- Clear guidance on next steps
Tax & Admin
Clear guidance for work, tax, property and everyday administration.
- Tax residency and Beckham Law
- Digital nomad visa and tax planning
- Autónomos, companies and property
- Ongoing administrative support
Health & Insurance
Independent advice to find cover that genuinely fits your life in Spain.
- Health, home, car and life
- Compare more than 20 insurers
- Personal and business cover
- One advisor, not one insurer
BEFORE YOU MOVECould the Beckham Law apply to you?A special tax regime for some people moving to Spain.
The Beckham Law is the commonly used name for Spain's special tax regime for qualifying workers, professionals, entrepreneurs and investors who become tax resident after moving to Spain. Instead of the ordinary resident income tax rules, eligible people may opt to be taxed under special non-resident rules for the year of arrival and the following five tax years.
CUESTA can review your position before you relocate, explain whether the regime may fit your case, prepare the documentation and coordinate the next steps once Spanish registration begins.
The regime is optional. Eligibility is assessed individually and statutory filing deadlines apply.
Ask CUESTA about your caseREMOTE WORK IN SPAINAre you moving as a digital nomad?Residence, tax and Social Security need to be considered together.
Spain's international telework route allows qualifying non-EU nationals to live in Spain while working remotely for companies outside Spain. The requirements differ for employees and self-employed professionals, and limited work for Spanish clients may be allowed in certain professional cases.
Some employed international teleworkers may also qualify for the special inbound workers tax regime, but the visa and the tax regime are separate applications. Eligibility is not automatic and depends on the working relationship, recent residence history and filing deadlines.
CUESTA can review the immigration, tax and administrative steps before you move.
Plan your move with CUESTAClear advice.
One team beside you.
Tell us what is happening in your life, in plain language. We will translate it into the practical steps, documents and decisions that matter.
We do not send you to one insurer.
We help find the right fit for you.
As insurance brokers, CUESTA works with more than 20 providers. That means your needs come first, whether you are looking for health, home, car, life or business cover.
Tell us where you are.
We will help with what comes next.
Tell us what you need
A short message is enough. You do not need to know the name of the procedure.
Get a clear next step
We explain the documents, timing and available options.
Let us handle the process
We manage the agreed steps and keep you informed.
navigate administration
to compare
practical side of Spain
What can we
help you with?
Tell us a little about your situation. Our team will get back to you to arrange the right next step.
Local experience since 1960. International support for life in Asturias.