Visas & Residency

Spanish visas and residency, without the overwhelm.

We help eligible clients with selected Spanish immigration processes, explaining the documents, deadlines and steps involved — and preparing everything properly before it's submitted.

Ask about your route

    Find your route

    What are you planning?

    Choose the situation closest to yours. Not sure? Book a consultation and we'll assess it with you.

    I want to work remotely from Spain

    Digital Nomad Visa

    Visado para teletrabajo de carácter internacional

    For remote employees and freelancers whose work comes from outside Spain.

    From €1,200

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    I want to live in Spain without working

    Non-Lucrative Visa

    Visado de residencia no lucrativa

    For people with sufficient income or savings who won't work in Spain, such as retirees.

    From €1,200

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    I want to study in Spain

    Student visa

    Estancia por estudios

    For courses and studies in Spain — and planning what comes after.

    From €1,200

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    I want to start a business

    Entrepreneur visa

    Residencia para emprendedores

    For launching an innovative business project in Spain.

    From €1,200

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    I want to join my family

    Family residency

    Reagrupación familiar · Tarjeta de familiar UE

    For relatives of Spanish or EU citizens, or of non-EU residents already in Spain.

    From €1,200

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    I'm already living in Spain

    Arraigo

    Arraigo social, sociolaboral, socioformativo, familiar

    Routes to residency for people who have already been living in Spain.

    From €1,200

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    Visa application service: From €1,200. Includes route assessment, document checklist and review, form preparation and follow-up. Government fees, translations, apostilles and other third-party costs are extra. Eligibility, processing times and outcomes depend on the Spanish authorities; we do not guarantee approvals. Where regulated legal or tax advice is necessary, we recommend a suitably qualified professional.

    How it works

    From first question to residency card

    1. Step 1

      Consultation

      We look at your nationality, income, family and plans to identify realistic routes.

    2. Step 2

      Document plan

      You get a checklist tailored to your route, with what needs translating or legalising.

    3. Step 3

      Preparation & submission

      We review every document, prepare the forms and submit or book the appointment.

    4. Step 4

      Follow-up & TIE

      We track the application and help you through fingerprints and your TIE card.

    Not sure which route applies?

    Tell us your nationality, current status and plans. We'll assess your circumstances before recommending a service.