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Renting from abroad as a remote employee: proving income and paying safely

This version is for remote employees renting from abroad before moving.

The income documents are in the remote employee documents section of How your income evidence changes by type of work. Paying from abroad, fraud checks and the rule on video calls are in Renting as a newcomer: searching from abroad, with no NIE and no Spanish bank account. Guarantees to offer if a landlord refuses foreign documents are in Bank guarantees (aval), guarantors and rent default insurance, and the order of lease, arrival and residence document is in Renting before you have an NIE or a Spanish bank account.

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