Services
Spanish residence permits
Non-lucrative visa, employment and self-employment permits, arraigo and renewals: we prepare your application with rigor so your life in Spain rests on a solid permit.
Residency
The right permit for your situation
Spanish immigration law offers several routes to live legally in Spain, and choosing the right one makes all the difference. It depends on whether you are applying from abroad or are already in Spain, on your financial means, your employment situation and your family ties.
We assess your case, explain clearly which requirements you must meet and prepare a complete application to minimize the risk of document requests or refusals.
What we handle
Routes to residency
I
Non-lucrative visa
Live in Spain on your own financial means without working — a popular route for retirees and people with passive income.
II
Arraigo (settlement)
Social, socio-employment, socio-training, family and second-chance arraigo for people already living in Spain.
III
Employment permit
Residence and work permit linked to a job offer in Spain.
IV
Self-employment permit
Start a business or work as a freelancer in Spain.
V
Renewals and changes
Renewing your permit and switching from one type of residence to another.
VI
Long-term residence
After five years of legal and continuous residence, the stability of a long-term permit.
How we work
A clear method, from start to finish
01
Case assessment
We analyze your personal, family and professional situation to identify every possible route.
02
Strategy
We propose the strongest option, with requirements, timelines and fees clearly explained.
03
A flawless application
We prepare and review every document so your application is complete and well-founded.
04
Follow-up
We monitor your file until a decision is issued and advise you on the next steps.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered
Can I work with a non-lucrative visa?
No. The non-lucrative visa is designed for people who can live in Spain on their own means without working. If you plan to work remotely for clients or an employer outside Spain, the digital nomad visa may be a better fit.
Do I have to apply from my home country?
Visas such as the non-lucrative visa are applied for at the Spanish consulate with jurisdiction over your place of residence — for example, in the United States or Canada. Other permits, such as arraigo, are processed once you are already in Spain.
When should I renew my permit?
You can apply for renewal during the 60 calendar days before your permit expires and up to 90 days afterwards, although filing late can have consequences. We recommend preparing your documents in advance.
Shall we talk about your case?
Tell us about your situation and we will advise you on the best route to reach your goal in Spain.