There are various ways to obtain or maintain your residence permit in Spain.
Each procedure has specific requirements, deadlines, and documentation.
The legal team of INMIGRITY is specialised in every regularisation process. If you are interested in any of these procedures and have doubts about which one to choose, you can request personalised information.
The stay for studies is an authorisation that allows foreign citizens to remain in Spain for more than 90 days with the main objective of undertaking training activities.
It is important to bear in mind that this authorisation is considered a stay and not a residency, therefore the time spent in Spain under this permit may not count in the same way for certain subsequent migratory procedures.
To get a student residence permit you will normally need:
You must have been accepted by an authorised educational institution in Spain to undertake full-time studies.
You must demonstrate that you have sufficient financial resources to cover your maintenance and accommodation costs for the entire duration of your stay.
It is compulsory to have public or private health insurance with full coverage in Spain.
You must not present a threat to public order or safety.
Among the documents usually required are:
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It is the procedure that allows a foreign national who is in Spain as a student change their status to a residence and work permit, being able to continue their professional project in Spain.
Depending on the type of modification requested, requirements may vary. Among the most common are:
To be in Spain on a study stay or within the legal period to apply for the modification.
Having passed or completed the corresponding studies, training or research activity, when required.
Meet the specific requirements of the requested authorisation (employed or self-employed work).
To have, where applicable, a job offer or to provide proof of a viable economic activity project.
Not having a criminal record when required by regulations.
Not being subject to the non-return undertaking, if applicable.
The documentation may vary depending on each case, although the following is usually requested:
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It is a temporary residence authorisation intended for certain foreign family members of a person with Spanish nationality. It permits legal residence in Spain when the family tie provided for by regulations exists and the established requirements are met.
Having a family tie with a Spanish citizen in any of the cases provided for by law (spouse, registered or stable partner, children, ascendants and other family members contemplated in the regulations).
Not to represent a threat to public policy, security or public health.
Have no criminal record when required.
Meet, where applicable, the specific requirements of the relevant family member (financial dependency, cohabitation, being a dependant, etc.).
Prove the family relationship with documents.
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The non-lucrative residence allows foreign citizens to live in Spain for more than 90 days without carrying out work or professional activities.
This permit is specifically designed for individuals who have sufficient income or financial resources to support themselves without needing to work in Spain.
It is a non-profit residence
The main requirement is to demonstrate that you have sufficient regular income to support yourself and your family.
Comprehensive health insurance must be taken out in Spain.
You must not have a criminal record in Spain or in any countries where you have previously resided.
Among the documents usually required are:
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Family reunification allows a foreign national legally residing in Spain to bring certain family members to live with her.
This procedure is one of the main routes for family reunification within the Spanish immigration system.
The applicant must have resided legally in Spain for at least one year and have authorisation to continue residing there.
It must be demonstrated that there are sufficient means to support the household.
It must be proven that suitable accommodation is available to host relatives.
Among the documents usually required are:
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This permit allows a foreign citizen Reside and work in Spain when a company offers you a contract of employment.
Normally, it is the company that initiates the procedure with the Administration.
There must be a signed employment contract with a Spanish company.
The contract must comply with current labour law.
The worker must have the necessary training or experience.
The company must be up to date with HM Revenue and Customs and Social Security.
Among the necessary documents are:
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This permit is intended for individuals who wish to To start a business or professional activity in Spain.
A project must be submitted demonstrating the economic viability of the activity.
It is necessary to provide evidence of the investment required to start the business.
Experience or training in the sector must be demonstrated.
The business must comply with legal and administrative requirements.
Among the most common documents are:
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residen en España de forma irregular. They have lived in Spain for 2 years
You usually have to have lived in Spain for at least two years.
These may be:
The absence of a criminal record must be substantiated.
Among the most common documents are:
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Long-term residency permits foreign citizens to live and work in Spain indefinitely under similar conditions to those of Spanish citizens.
You must have been legally resident in Spain for five continuous years.
Absences from Spanish territory must be within the permitted limits.
There should be no criminal record in Spain.
Among the required documents are
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Spanish nationality by residence is the procedure by which a foreign citizen You can become a Spanish citizen after legally residing in Spain for a certain period of time.
The most common deadlines are:
To have no criminal or police record.
Normally accredited by means of:
Among the necessary documents are:
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