International Mobility
Family Migration
People who have had a residence permit for one year in Spain and have the residence permit for at least one more year can reunite their family members living abroad.
Family members are:
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- The spouse (only one), not separated de facto or de jure, and provided that the marriage is genuine.
- The person who is in a relationship with the applicant, similar to that of marriage (recorded in a public registry or proven by the applicant).
- Dependants: The resident’s unmarried children o those of the spouse or partner, including adopted children. Direct descendants over 18 with disabilities
- Children or other persons over 18 with disabilities whom the resident is legal guardian o representative.
- Parents of the resident, or those of the spouse or partner, over 65. Exceptionally on humanitarian ground a residence permit might be granted for parents under 65.
Minor children already living in Spain (of parents living legally in the country) can obtain their legal residence too.
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
Family reunion permits
Residence permits for minor children born in Spain
Residence permits for minor children born abroad
Corporate Migration
You can come to Spain and work as a self-employed person if you intend to carry out one of the following activities:
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- Promote a business (entrepreneur) in the interest of the economy.
- Shareholder/partner in a company incorporated in Spain.
- Freelance professional.
The entrepreneurs, before applying for a visa, will need a favorable report on the business and entrepreneurial activity intended to be carried out in Spain issued by Economic and Commercial Office in the applicant´s country of residence or the Directorate General for Trade and Investment.
The assessment will give special priority and consideration to the creation of jobs in Spain, the professional profile of the applicant, the business plan and the added value for the Spanish economy, in terms of innovation or job creation.
Those wishing to reside in Spain and to set up or acquire a company or work as a freelance that does not meet the conditions required for the Entrepreneurs authorization, have to apply for a work permit as a self-employed.
Individuals must meet the conditions in current legislation for nationals regarding opening and operating the planned activity (in addition to incorporating the company, individuals may have to follow other procedures, such as obtaining licences).
Applicants will have to prove that the estimated investment for the project is sufficient. There is no minimum investment amount indicated for this.
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
Residence and work Permit as a Self-Employed
Residence permit for entrepreneurs under Law 14/2013
Employment Migration
There is a range of different types of Spanish work permits, as well as exemptions, depending on your future employment situation in Spain.
In most cases, a job will need to be arranged before you can apply for a permit to move to Spain.
After you have secured a job, your employer must request authorization – a work permit – for you to legally work in Spain. This will be granted if the job is listed in the Shortage Occupation List or if the vacancy has been advertised and there are no other suitable candidates already in Spain.
Once authorization to work has been granted, you can apply for a visa.
Permits are granted for specific sectors and geographic Spanish areas so it is usually possible to change jobs as long as you work in the same field and geographic area.
The work permit is valid for one year and it is a renewable permit that may lead to a Permanent Residence and Citizenship in the future.
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
Standard residence and work permit for employees
Cross-border workers
Seasonal workers
Residence and work permit for highly qualified professionals (BlueCard)
Visa and residence permit for highly qualified professionals under Law 14/2013
Visa and residence permit for training, research, development and innovation activities under Law 14/2013
Visa and residence permit for intra-company transfers under Law 14/203
Real Estate Migration
In 2013 Spain approved the new legislation for the Property Visa (called “Golden Visa”). The property visa grants automatic residency in Spain when you purchase property for 500,000€ or more. This can be any type of property: home, commercial, land, or a combination of properties.
As opposed to the non lucrative visa, the Golden visa does not require you to be in Spain 183 days of the year.
There are only a few requirements to qualify for this visa:
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- Not to have entered or stayed illegally in Spanish territory.
- Have to be 18 years or over.
- Not to have been refused entry in any of the Schengen countries.
- Have public or private health insurance authorized to operate in Spain.
- Have sufficient economic means to cover personal and family living expenses.
- Proof of the investment must be made through a Registry of Property certificate attesting ownership. Or, if the ownership title is not yet registered, via a copy of the acquisition public deed and proof of filing the deed in the Registry.
Foreign investors will be granted, according to this Law, a residence visa for one year or a residence permit for two years. This residence permit is renewable and may lead to a Permanent Residence and Citizenship in the future.
We provide a global property visa service to perform all the legal work involved in the property purchase and the subsequent work to obtain residency in Spain; as well as guide you through the property selection.
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
Visa and Residence permit as a property investor under Law14/2013
Other investor categories under Law 14/2013
Assistance through the process of the purchase of the property
Assistance on the property Search
Other Migration Categories
- Non Lucrative Residence Permit:
This type of permit allows someone to reside in Spain but do not entitle to engage in a professional activity or employment. Proof of means of support and a private health insurance are required.
- Student visas and permits:
A student visa is mandatory for any third country national wishing to study in Spain for more than 90 days. Original official certificate of admission verifying enrolment as a full-time student in an official university or school in Spain is required.
- Renewals:
Most immigration permits can be renewed. The renewal application must be submitted 60 days before your resident permit expires and 90 days after it has expired, although that might incur a fine. If you present the documentation during the 60 days before the expiry of your permit, the permit will be extended until a decision is taken on your application.
- Residence permit under exceptional circumstances:
Continued irregular residency in Spain for a period of 3 years provides the right to apply for a residence permit, and therefore remain in the country.
Usually for this type of permit you will need a work contract or set up an economic activity of your own.
- Residence permit for humanitarian reasons:
Third country nationals that have a serious illness that require specialised healthcare that is unavailable in their country of origin may obtain a permit under humanitarian reasons.
The same for victims of crimes involving domestic violence or for those who show proof that transferring them to their country of origin, or applying for the corresponding visa, implies a serious risk to their safety.
- Spanish Nationality:
- Nationality by residence
- Nationality of origin
- Nationality by option
- Nationality for those of Sephardic origin
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
Non Lucrative Residence Permit
Student visa
Renewals
Residence permit under exceptional circumstances
Residence permit for humanitarian reasons
Spanish Nationality
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