Free tool · 6-month window
Are you still in time for the Beckham Law?
Form 149 must be filed within 6 months of the start-of-activity date in your Social Security / RETA registration, not your arrival, and it cannot be extended. We confirm your exact date in writing.
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When does your 6-month window start?
The legal clock starts on your Social Security / RETA registration, not your arrival, and if you keep your home-country social security under a coverage agreement, it runs from the start date in that documentation. Form 149 must be filed within 6 months (art. 116 RIRPF), and it cannot be extended. What exactly is the 6-month window? →
Form 149 must be filed within 6 months of the start-of-activity date shown in your Spanish Social Security registration (or, if you keep your home-country social security, the start date in that documentation). Your arrival or your visa does not start it, and the deadline cannot be extended. Family members joining you have their own window, which can run from their own arrival in Spain. We confirm each exact date in writing.
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