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Obtain Residency in Spain through investment. (Golden-Visa)
The most fexibe Residency in Spain.
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Self-Employed
Become a Permanent Resident of Spain, with the ability to start and expand your own commercial ventures.
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we currently have in process and understand how to obtain Residency in Spain.
Non-Lucrative
Obtain Residency in Spain for your Retirement or from where to manage Personal-Investments or Remote-Incomes without work.
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Our 18 years of experience in the Spanish legal industry, has put our Solicitors in the news.
Remote-Worker
Obtain a Remote-Workers Visa (Digital-Nomad) which will permit you, as highly-skilled personel, to work remotely as an employee of a non-Spanish company.
What our Clients say:
Andrew patiently walked us through the process and assisted us in obtaining private health insurance, the single most important factor in our relocation, as I am 75 years of age.
Vanessa walked us through all of the visa requirements for the Spanish Embassy in Chicago, compiled our documents and compressed them for submittal. We would not be en route to Spain now (20/02/2023) without these two professionals and the rest of the staff at Spain Residency. Thanks to everyone there.
FAQ: Non-EU Residents
Yes you do, even as an EU-citizen you need to apply for residency if you wish to live for extended periods of time in Spain. EU and EEA citizens may live up to 3 months without the need to become a resident.
As a non-EU citizen, you will be in one of two categories:
- Without a residency card from another Schengen-area country: you will not be able to stay in Spain for more than 3 months per every 6-month period. This is irrespective of whether you come from a visa-free country (eg. U.S.A, Canada, Australia, Israel etc.) or you need a Schengen visa to travel to Spain.
- With a residency card from another Schengen-area country: legally, the maximum stay period of a resident of a Schengenland country in another, is 3 months.
Particularly the limit is 90 days in any 183-day period.
You can quickly and easily obtain one through the services of SpainResidency.com. We specialize in Investors Residency (“Golden Visa”), Non-Lucrative and self-employed work and residency permits.
In practice, anything between 10 and 90 days can be expected depending on the type of application, the Consulate you apply through and the Spanish province where you wish to reside in (some immigration offices are busier than others).
Unless you are originally from a Latin-American country, Portugal or The Philippines, you will need at least 10 years of uninterrupted residency. If you are from any of the former countries, you will need at least 2 years of uninterrupted residency.
Specifically, Yes you can, in fact, it is normal for Non-Lucrative or Investors-Residency applicants to apply together with their families. Not only can Investors-Residency applicants bring their children under 18 years of age (or over 18 that are dependents), but also their parents provided they are dependents.
FAQ: EU Residents
Any foreigner spending more than 90 days in Spain within a total of 180 days, or who stays 6 months per year, has the right, not the obligation, to register as a resident, obtaining the ‘Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Union‘ .
In practice, there are many EU citizens who stay for similar periods of time and the only document they obtain is the NIE certificate which indicates their ID number as a foreigner for general administrative purposes in Spain. This document does not provide residency status.
Spanish authorities tend to have a more relaxed approach with EU nationals who are not yet registered citizens, especially since most of them tend to register through the local census, which allows them access most services.
Once having been registered on the ‘Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Union’ for 5 years, the registrant will eligible for the ‘Certificado de Registro Permanente de Ciudadano de la Union’, this is permanent residency.
In some cases the length of time needed to be registered can be reduced. This is something we can observe and assist with.
FAQ: Non-EU Residents
Yes you do, even as an EU-citizen you need to apply for residency if you wish to live for extended periods of time in Spain. EU and EEA citizens may live up to 3 months without the need to become a resident.
As a non-EU citizen, you will be in one of two categories:
- Without a residency card from another Schengen-area country: you will not be able to stay in Spain for more than 3 months per every 6-month period. This is irrespective of whether you come from a visa-free country (eg. U.S.A, Canada, Australia, Israel etc.) or you need a Schengen visa to travel to Spain.
- With a residency card from another Schengen-area country: legally, the maximum stay period of a resident of a Schengenland country in another, is 3 months.
You can quickly and easily obtain residency in Spain through the services of SpainResidency.com. We specialize in Investors Residency (“Golden Visa”), Non-Lucrative and Self-Employed work and residency permits.
In practice, anything between 10 and 90 days can be expected depending on the type of application, the Consulate you apply through and the Spanish province where you wish to reside in (some immigration offices are busier than others).
Unless you are originally from a Latin-American country, Portugal or The Philippines, you will need at least 10 years of uninterrupted residency. If you are from any of the former countries, you will need at least 2 years of uninterrupted residency.
Specifically, Yes you can, in fact, it is normal for Non-Lucrative or Investors-Residency applicants to apply together with their families. Not only can Investors-Residency applicants bring their children under 18 years of age (or over 18 that are dependents), but also their parents provided they are dependents.
FAQ: EU-Residents
Any foreigner spending more than 90 days in Spain within a total of 180 days, or who stays 6 months per year, has the right, not the obligation, to register as a resident, obtaining the ‘Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Union‘
In practice, there are many EU citizens who stay for similar periods of time and the only document they obtain is the NIE certificate which indicates their ID number as a foreigner for general administrative purposes in Spain. This document does not provide residency status.
Spanish authorities tend to have a more relaxed approach with EU nationals who are not yet registered as residents, especially since most of them tend to register through the local census, which allows them access most services.
It is required to provide a Bank certificate which demonstrates as having sufficient resources for the applicant and your family. The amount taken as reference will be 5,058.20 Euros (plus 3,540.74 Euros for each dependent)
Once having been registered on the ‘Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Union’ for 5 years, the registrant will eligible for the ‘Certificado de Registro Permanente de Ciudadano de la Union’, this is permanent residency.
In some cases the length of time needed to be registered can be reduced. This is something we can observe and assist with.
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- Lawbird is a Spanish lawfirm driven to help their clients approach Spain in an informed manner.
- No matter whether its Property law, litigation or immigration law, lawbird is setup to introduce you to and assist you within the Spanish legal system.
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- Our mission is to become the most trustworthy and reliable English-speaking law firm in Spain, delivering a hassle-free, independent service of the highest quality and best value, whilst providing customers with full support and assistance enabling them to conduct any personal or business activity in Spain with confidence.
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