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If you need legal advice on immigration and foreign affairs, our team of expert lawyers is here to help. We understand that the immigration process can be overwhelming and complex, and that is why we are dedicated to providing a personalized and high-quality service.

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Whether you need help with visas, residency, citizenship, family reunification, or any other immigration-related legal matter, our team is here to help. Contact us today for a free, personalized consultation regarding your immigration and foreign legal needs.

IMMIGRATION AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS

F.A.Q.
  1. What are the requirements to apply for residency in Spain? Requirements vary depending on each person's nationality and situation. Generally, you are required to have a valid reason to stay in Spain, such as working, studying, or reuniting with family members, and to meet financial, housing, and health insurance requirements.

  2. What is a work permit in Spain?
    A work permit is a document that allows a foreigner to legally work in Spain. It is required for most jobs and must be applied for by the employer on behalf of the worker.

  3. Can I bring my family to Spain if I have a work permit?
    Yes, in most cases it is possible to bring family to Spain if the housing and financial requirements are met. Each family member must apply for a visa and a residence permit separately.

  4. What is a Schengen visa?
    A Schengen visa is a document that allows citizens of certain countries to travel within the Schengen Area for a limited period of time (up to 90 days in a 180-day period).

  5. What is social roots in Spain?
    Social roots is a residence permit granted to foreigners who have lived in Spain continuously for a certain period of time and can demonstrate significant ties to the local community.

  1. Can I apply for Spanish nationality?
    Yes, it is possible to apply for Spanish nationality if certain requirements are met, such as having legal residence in Spain for a certain period of time, knowing the Spanish language and having integrated into Spanish society.

  2. What is the European Health Insurance Card and how can I obtain it?
    The European Health Insurance Card is a document that allows EU citizens to receive free or low-cost healthcare in any EU country. It can be obtained from the social security office in the country of origin.

  3. How can I renew my residence permit in Spain?
    The renewal process varies depending on the type of residence permit, but generally it must be applied for before the current permit expires and meet the financial, housing and health insurance requirements.

  4. What is a student visa in Spain?
    A student visa is a document that allows foreigners to study in Spain for a limited period of time. It must be applied for before travelling to Spain and meet the admission requirements at an educational institution.

  5. What should I do if I am in an irregular situation in Spain?

    If you are in an irregular situation in Spain, ask for our assistance to regularize your situation. We can help you apply for a residence permit and meet immigration requirements.