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NAVIGATING RESIDENCY RENEWAL IN SPAIN

Navigating Residency Renewal in Spain permits the holder of a Spanish visa to understand the system and the conditions of the renewal in Spain.

This post will guide you through the process of renewing both temporary and permanent residency permits in Spain, ensuring a smooth transition of a continued life in Spain.

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Navigating Residency Renewal in Spain:

TEMPORARY RESIDENCY RENEWAL:

Temporary residency permits in Spain are granted with the possibility of renewal.
Most common types include:

    • Non-Lucrative Visa: For those who wish to reside in Spain without working.
    • Digital-Nomad Visa: Allows non-EU citizens to live and work remotely in Spain for up to a year, with the possibility of renewal.
    • Student Visa: For those pursuing studies in Spanish institutions.
    • Self-Employed Residency: Allows non-EU citizens to set-up a business and live and work in Spain.

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RENEWAL CONSIDERATIONS:

Renewal must be done within 60 calendar days before your current permit expires, or up to 90 calendar days after. Applications outside these window times may result in fines or denial.

  • Requirements: Specific requirements vary depending on the permit type.
  • Application Process: Once employed our legal services work together with our clients to prepare the required certificates and documents, advise on which ones of these need to be translated and which need to carry an apostle, complete the application documents, attach any other required legal letters to compile the application.

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IMPORTANT NOTES FOR TEMPORARY RESIDENCY:

For the renewal, continuous residency should have been mainted in Spain for the preiod of the visa.

  • Absences exceeding specific time limits will affect the renewal.
  • Keep all documents organized and readily accessible.
  • Seek professional legal advice.

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PERMANENT RESIDENCY (LARGA DURACIÓN) RENEWAL:

After five years of continuous legal residency in Spain, applications for permanent residency (larga duración) can be made.
This residence permits greater stability of permanent EU residence with fewer renewal requirements.

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KEY RENEWAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR LARGA DURACIÓN:

Permanent residency permits are valid for five years and must be renewed after this period.

  • Application Process:
    • Gather the required documents and make the application.
  • Special Cases:
    • Citizens of other EU countries that have lived in spain for 5 years can apply for permanent residency.
    • Children of permanent residents.

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KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RENEWING TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT RESIDENCY:

Temporary residence renewal requires its holder to demonstrate that the conditions of the law in the permit have been fulfilled.
Permanent residence renewal is a much more simple process, requiring mostly just proof of identification, and that holder still lives in Spain.

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Renewing residence in Spain can be daunting, but by understanding the process and preparing thoroughly, a smooth and successful application can be made.
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ALL TYPES OF RESIDENCY AVAILABLE IN SPAIN:

Please see-here our video-blog with options and legal-advice to obtain residency in Spain.

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Permanent residency is obtained after 5 years of Spanish Residency through Digital-Nomad, Student-VisaNon-Lucrative Residency or Self-Employed Residency. This followed by 5 years as a permanent resident in Spain and means you can then obtain Spanish Citizenship with a Spanish Passport.

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