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Regularization
Regularization is the legal procedure that allows a foreigner to obtain their residence permit to be able to live, work or study legally within Spain.
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Arraigo
If you are without a residence permit, this permit allows you to regularize your situation in Spain for reasons such as time of residence, having Spanish children or special situations.
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Residence Permits
For those who cannot apply for the EU family member card (tarjeta comunitaria). It also applies to relatives of Spanish citizens, who must now apply for residence through this route.
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Entrepreneurs & Global Mobility
If you are going to invest, set up a business or work in Spain as a qualified professional, this permit allows you to do so legally.
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Spanish Nationality
It is the last step to becoming a Spanish citizen. You can apply for it by residence, birth, option or naturalization letter. We help you submit it with every safeguard in place.
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Student Visa and Stay for Studies
It allows you to live in Spain to pursue higher education or other studies, internships or volunteer work.
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Family reunification
Residence for family members of EU citizens
Residence for family members of Spanish citizens
Recognition of qualifications
Birth and childcare benefit
Spanish retirement pension
Retirement under bilateral agreements
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Have you been in Spain for 2 years and worked?
Have you lived in Spain for at least 2 years and do you have an employment contract?
You could qualify for socio-labor arraigo (residence based on ties to Spain), a residence permit on exceptional grounds that lets you regularize your status and work legally.
All you need is one or more contracts adding up to at least 20 hours a week and paying at least the minimum wage.
At Gestionamos Tus Trámites, we help you apply step by step.
Already applied for arraigo? Here's what comes next
Did you apply for training arraigo before May 20, 2025?
Your application will be decided under the previous rules, unless you expressly ask to switch to the new socio-training arraigo.
At Gestionamos Tus Trámites, we help you weigh which option suits you best and complete the process correctly.
Record number of nationality applications in 2025
Nationality 2025: record applications and more rejections
More than 150,000 people have started the residence-based application this year. Although more than 110,000 nationality applications have been granted, rejections have also risen. In the first quarter alone, 5,722 applications were denied.
At Gestionamos Tus Trámites, we help you prepare your application carefully to avoid mistakes and keep your process on track.
Have you been in Spain for 2 years and worked?
Have you lived in Spain for at least 2 years and do you have an employment contract?
You could qualify for socio-labor arraigo (residence based on ties to Spain), a residence permit on exceptional grounds that lets you regularize your status and work legally.
All you need is one or more contracts adding up to at least 20 hours a week and paying at least the minimum wage.
At Gestionamos Tus Trámites, we help you apply step by step.
Already applied for arraigo? Here's what comes next
Did you apply for training arraigo before May 20, 2025?
Your application will be decided under the previous rules, unless you expressly ask to switch to the new socio-training arraigo.
At Gestionamos Tus Trámites, we help you weigh which option suits you best and complete the process correctly.
Record number of nationality applications in 2025
Nationality 2025: record applications and more rejections
More than 150,000 people have started the residence-based application this year. Although more than 110,000 nationality applications have been granted, rejections have also risen. In the first quarter alone, 5,722 applications were denied.
At Gestionamos Tus Trámites, we help you prepare your application carefully to avoid mistakes and keep your process on track.
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Before you start
I don't know which process applies to me. Where do I start?
By finding out what applies to you, not by picking a process from a list. The right route depends on how long you've been in Spain, your work or study situation, whether you have family here and which permits you've held before. In the first consultation we review your case and tell you which route is viable and which isn't, even if the answer is that you don't qualify yet.
How long does the government take to decide on an immigration application?
The general legal time limit is three months from the date the application is entered in the registry of the competent office. If that time passes without an answer, the law considers it rejected by administrative silence (silencio administrativo), which doesn't stop you from appealing. Actual processing times vary by province.
What happens if my application is denied?
A denial isn't the end. You can file an appeal for reconsideration (recurso de reposición) with the same office and then take the case to the administrative courts (vía contencioso-administrativa). The deadlines to appeal are short and start counting from the date of notification, so what matters is that you show us the decision as soon as you receive it, not weeks later.
Do you only work with clients in Barcelona or all over Spain?
Our office is in Sant Just Desvern, in the Barcelona area, but we handle cases from all over Spain. Much of the process involves paperwork and is done online, so you don't need to live nearby for us to take on your case.
Can I start an application if I'm in Spain without legal status?
Yes. Arraigo permits (residence based on ties to Spain) exist precisely for that: they are the route designed for people who are already in Spain without a residence permit and can prove a period of stay and a work, training or family connection. What's important is not to let time slip by and not to file anything without first checking which option fits your case.
How much does the first consultation cost?
The consultation has a fixed price that we'll tell you before you book it, and if you decide to move forward with us, we deduct it from the cost of your application. You'll leave that session knowing which route applies to you, which documents you need and what timelines to expect.
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