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I have lived in Spain as a freelancer for many years, and it's easy to lose sight of how the bigger picture has changed in that time.

The Spanish economy has transformed itself digitally over the past decade, and recent legal changes have started to support and encourage innovation and enterprise. We even have a brand-new digital nomad visa, which finally recognises that people come here to enjoy the lifestyle, while doing business and earning from elsewhere.

To discuss the social and economic context of freelancing in Spain, I sat down with Louis Williams - the CEO and cofounder of Entre Trámites, who provide a comprehensive range of accountancy and administration services across Spain.  Despite the rollout of digital signatures and other innovations, Spain is still not quite like Estonia, and all the clichés about the admin and forms and paperwork are still pretty much true! But Louis and his team can help you navigate it all with minimum hassle, from immigration to freelance registration or company formation to simply completing and filing your tax return.

Enjoy this conversation, where we reflect on what we love and hate about freelancing in Spain, what you need to know to make a go of things here, and the way things are headed in terms of business policies and development.

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