Temporary Protection in Spain: How to Switch to Residency
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For many Ukrainians in Spain, temporary protection is no longer a "short-term fix for a few months." People are working, renting apartments, enrolled in schools, and planning long-term futures within the EU. As a result, the primary question is not just whether temporary protection will be extended, but when it makes sense to transition to another residency status and how that shift impacts taxation.
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