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Documents to translate for Spain non-lucrative / digital nomad visa
Spanish consulates and immigration offices usually require a sworn translation (traducción jurada) into Spanish by a translator appointed by Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Public documents such as the police clearance certificate also need an apostille. Proof of funds and an employment or income letter are the other usual core documents.
For Israeli applicants heading to Spain.
Always asked for
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Bank account statement
תדפיס חשבון / דף חשבוןPrintout of account activity for a period.
Police clearance certificate
תעודת יושר / אישור רישום פליליIsrael Police certificate stating whether the person has a criminal record.
Employment confirmation letter
אישור העסקהLetter from the employer confirming employment, role and salary.
Sometimes asked for
Depends on the destination and your situation.
Translation requirement
Sworn translation (traductor jurado) plus apostille
Official sources
Updated November 5, 2026. Check the official source for your destination before you file; requirements change and differ by office.
Questions
Which documents do I need to translate for Spain non-lucrative / digital nomad visa?
Usually Bank account statement, Police clearance certificate and Employment confirmation letter. Check the receiving authority's own list before you file.
Do I need a certified translation for Spain non-lucrative / digital nomad visa?
Sworn translation (traductor jurado) plus apostille. Requirements change, so verify them with the official source for your destination.
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