Everything you need to know about residence permits
With a 75% approval rate for applications and 70% of applicants enjoying a long-term stay in Spain, at SPANISH VISA we offer you key information to facilitate your process of obtaining this visa.
How can I regularize my situation in Spain?
Specialized Advice on Residence Permits
The most common form is rooting. Depending on your case, there are different options: social, family, work or training roots. We advise you and help you choose the most suitable one.
Evaluation and preparation of documentation
We analyze your case and help you collect and prepare all the required documentation, ensuring that it is complete and correct.
Management and monitoring of the application
We will take care of submitting your application and carrying out constant monitoring, informing you of any relevant updates.
Advice for Renewal
Once you obtain your residency, we offer guidance on renewal and other legal issues you may face.
Family Reunification
If you have already renewed your residence permit, it is time to bring your family members to Spain. We will help you with the entire process.
Roots for training
It allows you to obtain a temporary residence permit if you agree to undertake vocational training and you must have lived in Spain for at least two years.
Common-law marriage and marriage
We can help you register your marriage or partnership and submit a family ties or EU citizen family card, as appropriate.
Do you have any questions?
Do you want to know more about Residence Permits?
How can I regularize my situation if I am in Spain without papers?
You may be eligible for social, work or family roots if you meet the requirements of residence time, ties and means of support. Consult a lawyer to analyze your case.
How long do I have to live in Spain to apply for social roots?
You must prove at least three years of continuous residence and meet other requirements, such as an employment contract or means of subsistence.
What documents do I need to apply for a work-based residence permit?
You need an employment contract, your passport, certificates proving your status and other specific documents depending on the type of permit.
Can I regularize my situation if I have children born in Spain?
Yes, you can apply for family roots if your children are Spanish citizens, with proof of your relationship and current situation.
What happens if my regularization application is denied?
You can appeal the decision or submit a new application if you meet the requirements. A specialized lawyer can help you with this process.