Non-EU residence permit

We help foreigners throughout the entire legal process of social and labor integration

We handle all immigration procedures and paperwork, including obtaining work permits and applying for Spanish nationality.
We offer various options for renewing and obtaining residence and work permits.

Family members of EU citizens

RESIDENCE CARD FOR A NON-EU FAMILY MEMBER OF A UNION CITIZEN

Family members of a Spanish citizen or a citizen of another EU country may be eligible for a residence card as a family member of an EU citizen. We can assist you in obtaining this card, including securing the necessary documents and appointments, guiding you through the application process, and completing the application forms.

General Regime – Foreign Citizens

AUTORIZACIÓN DE RESIDENCIA NO LUCRATIVA

Application from a foreign national not residing in Spain who wishes to come to Spain without engaging in any work activity.

RESIDENCE PERMITS FOR FAMILY REUNIFICATION

A foreign resident may bring the following family members to Spain: spouse, children, etc., provided they meet the economic, health, and criminal record requirements.

RESIDENCE PERMITS BASED ON ESTABLISHED RESIDENCE AND OTHER EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES

Foreigners currently in Spain who wish to obtain temporary residency authorization must apply, provided they can demonstrate, among other requirements, continuous residence in Spain for a minimum of two years and the existence of employment relationships for a minimum of six months, using the documents stipulated by law.

Work and Residence Permits for Investors and Entrepreneurs: Entry and residency requirements for foreign nationals who wish to invest and start businesses in Spain.

Real estate investors: Proof that the applicant has had an investment in real estate of 500,000 euros.

Acquisition of nationality by residence

At Vives Pons lawyers and accountants, we help you process your nationality application. Acquisition of nationality by residence is available to foreigners who have resided legally and continuously in Spain for a period of 10, 5, 2, or 1 year, depending on the case.