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Spain Non-Lucrative Visa vs. Portugal D7 Visa: which residency program is best for you?
If you’re a non-EU citizen dreaming of living in Europe, two of the most popular residency options are the Spain Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) and the Portugal D7 Visa. Both programs offer a gateway to enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle, excellent healthcare, and visa-free travel across the Schengen Zone — but which one is right for you?…
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Benefits of Spain’s HQP Visa for Companies Hiring International Talent
In today’s competitive talent landscape, companies that can hire, relocate, and integrate international professionals efficiently gain a clear advantage. Spain’s Highly Qualified Professional (HQP) Visa is one of the most strategic tools available for companies looking to attract top-tier global talent. At Orience, we specialize in simplifying the complexities of corporate immigration and international mobility.…
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Investing in Italian Innovation: sectors eligible for the Investor Visa in 2025
Italy continues to attract forward-thinking investors by aligning its Investor Visa program with national growth priorities — particularly in innovation, green energy, and high-impact startups. If you’re considering residency by investment in Europe, 2025 is the year to look closely at Italy. At Orience, we help international investors identify strategic opportunities that not only qualify…
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Plan your corporate migration before the summer holidays
The summer season represents a key opportunity to proactively plan your company’s international mobility strategies. The slower business pace of the summer holidays can become the ideal time to carry out corporate migration processes without affecting the overall performance of the business. Orience, a firm specialized in international mobility, helps you prepare a smooth, legally sound transition aligned with…
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Can freelancers or remote workers qualify for Spain’s Highly Qualified Visa?
Spain is one of the most attractive destinations for global talent — thanks to its vibrant cities, Mediterranean lifestyle, and growing tech ecosystem. For remote workers and freelancers looking to live legally in Spain, two visa options often come up: the Highly Qualified Professional (HQP) Visa and the Digital Nomad Visa. But can freelancers or…