This status will allow her to stay in the country for one year with the possibility of extending her stay for another five years. It is also reported that documents are being prepared for her son.
To obtain the status of "digital nomad" in Spain, one must work remotely, which implies receiving income from abroad. Working for an employer in the country itself is prohibited. This method of obtaining residency is considered the simplest and fastest, as noted by El País.
The media also points out that Ksenia Sobchak has a complicated relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Despite her critical statements about the Russian authorities, she is not included in the lists of "foreign agents" and "extremists," which El País emphasizes.
DW attempted to obtain a comment from Sobchak. At the time of publication, no response had been received from her.
