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Immigration

  1. There are several routes to live and work legally in Spain depending on each person's situation: arraigo permits, modifications of existing authorisations, the digital nomad visa, residence for highly qualified professionals and initial residence and work authorisations.

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  2. The main routes to study in Spain and to plan the steps that follow.

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  3. A residence authorisation on exceptional grounds for foreign nationals already in Spain who, through their personal, social, employment or family ties, can regularise their situation. Five forms: social, socio-employment, socio-training, second-chance and family.

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  4. Routes for family members of Spanish nationals or of foreign residents to regularise their situation and reunite in Spain.

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  5. Citizens of the European Union, the European Economic Area or Switzerland may reside and work in Spain; when they settle for more than three months they must register through the EU Registration Certificate. The section also covers the procedures for their non-EU family members.

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  6. Other authorisations and renewals worth knowing about, with their main requirements.

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  7. Unfavourable decisions by the immigration offices can be challenged through legal mechanisms, such as the appeal for reconsideration (recurso de reposición), one of the most common.

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  8. Since 1 January 2021 British citizens need a residence permit to settle in Spain. We analyse each case and indicate the right route to reside after Brexit.

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Tell us where you are and what you want to achieve. We will start by understanding which route makes sense for you.

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