Arraigo Laboral Residence Permit

This is a temporary residence permit that could be granted to foreign citizens who are illegally in Spain (without a valid residence permit or right to stay in the country) and have been working during at least 6 months within the last 2 years in Spain.

With this kind of Arraigo, those applicants who can prove that they have been in Spain continuously for, at least, 2 years could get a residence permit to stay and work in Spain.

By “continuously” the Spanish law means that your absences in Spain have not exceeded of 90 days during the last 3 years.

In addition, you must meet the following requirements:

1. Not having criminal records in Spain and in the country of your citizenship or in all the countries where you have been a resident during the last five years.
2. Prove that you have been legally working in Spain during at least 6 months within the last 2 years.

This permit will be valid for one year. When your permit has expired you could request to change it to working permit.

This permit will allows you to work in Spain during this year.

Documentation

 All pages of any applicant’s passport.

 Census certificate for the last 2 years.

 Criminal record from all countries in which you have lived during the last 5 years, duly updated and legalized.

 Accreditation that proves that you have been legally working in Spain for at least 6 months during the last two years.

Featured Information

1. If your country is part of the Hague Convention, which is the most common case, foreign documents must be legalized with the  Hague Apostille. 
2. If your country is not part of the Hague Convention, documents must be legalized by the authorities of issuing country as well as by the Spanish embassy in that country. Check here if your country belongs to the Hague Convention.
3. Documents drawn by the authorities in these countries are exempt from legalizing or the Hague Apostille 
   
4. All documents issued in a language other than Spanish must be translated by an official sworn translator. At Visal Immigration we can take care of managing this translating service for you.
5. The aforementioned documentation is not an exhaustive list, which means that during the permit process, the Spanish Administration may request more information or further documents.
6. You should keep in mind that at Visal Immigration we will help you processing your residence permit, but not your physical card (T.I.E.). Thus, when your permit is granted, you will have to go to the National Police station in your city to request your card and pay the fees for the police (around 12 euros). Please note that this fee exclusively corresponds to the issuance of the physical card (TIE), and therefore IS not included in our fees to process the residence permit.

302.5€. VAT and Immigration fees included

• If you are still missing a document, our lawyers will help you get it in the most efficient way.
• You will be able to gradually complete your request from our Customers Area, as your documents are available to you.
• Once you have hired our services you will be granted access to our login area where you will be allowed to upload each of your documents.

Fill out the following form to start processing your permit.

Arraigo Familiar Residence Permit

This is a temporary residence permit that could be granted to foreign citizens who meet any of the following requirements:

1. Being the father or mother of a minor of Spanish nationality, or in the case you are a person who provides support to a Spanish person with disabilities. In this case, you would be granted with a 5 years residence permit, which entitles to work as an employee or self-employed person.
2. Being married (or legal partnership) to a Spanish citizen, or being an ascendant over 65 years old or under 65 years old if you prove you are in charge, or a descendant under 21 years old or over 21 years old in charge, of a Spanish citizen. In this case, you would be granted with a 5 years residence permit, which entitles to work as an employee or self-employed person.
3. In the case of children of a father or mother who were originally Spanish. In this case, you would be granted with a single year residence permit, which entitles to work as an employee or self-employed person.

Documentation

 All pages of any applicant’s passport.

 Criminal record from all countries in which you have lived during the last 5 years, duly updated and legalized.

 Birth certificate in case of being the father or mother of a minor of Spanish citizenship

 Proof of providing support to a Spanish citizen with disabilities.

 Spanish ID card for the Spanish citizenship (DNI).

 Proof of the family link (marriage certificate, legal partnership, birth certificate…)

 Power of attorney to our lawyers that we will prepare.

Featured Information

1. If your country is part of the Hague Convention, which is the most common case, foreign documents must be legalized with the  Hague Apostille. 
2. If your country is not part of the Hague Convention, documents must be legalized by the authorities of issuing country as well as by the Spanish embassy in that country. Check here if your country belongs to the Hague Convention.
3. Documents drawn by the authorities in these countries are exempt from legalizing or the Hague Apostille 
   
4. All documents issued in a language other than Spanish must be translated by an official sworn translator. At Visal Immigration we can take care of managing this translating service for you.
5. The aforementioned documentation is not an exhaustive list, which means that during the permit process, the Spanish Administration may request more information or further documents.
6. You should keep in mind that at Visal Immigration we will help you processing your residence permit, but not your physical card (T.I.E.). Thus, when your permit is granted, you will have to go to the National Police station in your city to request your card and pay the fees for the police (around 12 euros). Please note that this fee exclusively corresponds to the issuance of the physical card (TIE), and therefore IS not included in our fees to process the residence permit.

302.5€. VAT and Immigration fees included

• If you are still missing a document, our lawyers will help you get it in the most efficient way.
• You will be able to gradually complete your request from our Customers Area, as your documents are available to you.
• Once you have hired our services you will be granted access to our login area where you will be allowed to upload each of your documents.

Fill out the following form to start processing your permit.

Arraigo para la formación Residence Permit

This is a temporary residence permit that could be granted to foreign citizens who have been in Spain continuously, at least, for two years.

By “continuously” the Spanish law means that your absences in Spain have not exceeded of 90 days during the last 3 years. 

This is a one single year residence permit only to study a professional training course. Once you have received the approval you have 90 days to submit the proof that you have been admitted at the school center for this purpose.

In order to be able to apply for this permit you should proof:

-       Not having criminal records in Spain and in the country of your citizenship or in all the countries where you have been a resident during the last five years.

-       That you have been living in Spain during the last 2 years

-       That are registered with a school for a professional training course.

This permit doesn´t allows you to work in Spain during this year. When your permit has expired you could try to get a working permit if needed.

Documentation

 All pages of any applicant’s passport.

 Criminal record from all countries in which you have lived during the last 5 years, duly updated and legalized

 Census certificate for the last 2 years.

 Proof that you are registered with a school to study a professional training course.

Featured Information

1. If your country is part of the Hague Convention, which is the most common case, foreign documents must be legalized with the  Hague Apostille. 
2. If your country is not part of the Hague Convention, documents must be legalized by the authorities of issuing country as well as by the Spanish embassy in that country. Check here if your country belongs to the Hague Convention.
3. Documents drawn by the authorities in these countries are exempt from legalizing or the Hague Apostille 
   
4. All documents issued in a language other than Spanish must be translated by an official sworn translator. At Visal Immigration we can take care of managing this translating service for you.
5. The aforementioned documentation is not an exhaustive list, which means that during the permit process, the Spanish Administration may request more information or further documents.
6. You should keep in mind that at Visal Immigration we will help you processing your residence permit, but not your physical card (T.I.E.). Thus, when your permit is granted, you will have to go to the National Police station in your city to request your card and pay the fees for the police (around 12 euros). Please note that this fee exclusively corresponds to the issuance of the physical card (TIE), and therefore IS not included in our fees to process the residence permit.

302.5€. VAT and Immigration fees included

• If you are still missing a document, our lawyers will help you get it in the most efficient way.
• You will be able to gradually complete your request from our Customers Area, as your documents are available to you.
• Once you have hired our services you will be granted access to our login area where you will be allowed to upload each of your documents.

Fill out the following form to start processing your permit.