You will probably get a better answer in the Spain forum, but a quick use of the search engine of your choice will likely return that for a non-lucrative visa you will need to provide of sufficient financial resources, with the minimum income requirement set at 400% of IPREM (Indicador Público de Renta de Efectos Múltiples). Currently 28,800 Euro per year.

 

Thanks a lot,this was really helpful

 

I've moved this to 'Spain' for you.

Yes, annual income requirement for that visa is 4 x IPREM which comes out to 28,800€ as said.

There's more info here Non-working residence visa

@Ramosgomez You'll apply in your home country, but generally the requirements are the same except where you get your criminal record check.

Look for the website of your nearest Spanish consulate for local details.

 

I've moved this to 'Spain' for you.

Yes, annual income requirement for that visa is 4 x IPREM which comes out to 28,800€ as said.

There's more info here Non-working residence visa

@Ramosgomez You'll apply in your home country, but generally the requirements are the same except where you get your criminal record check.

Look for the website of your nearest Spanish consulate for local details.

28,800 euro for the first applicant then an additional 7,200 euros for each additional family member.

Steve

 

And those sums increase on 1st January each year as IPREM is adjusted for inflation.

 

A close friend of mine was in your exact situation about a year ago, retiring from the U.S. and looking to move to Spain. I heard from him that the process was fine.
/SNIP/