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Visas & Permits

From EU registration to Golden Visas, we guide you through Spanish residency applications. Our digital process makes complex immigration procedures straightforward.

Spain offers various pathways to legal residency depending on your nationality, purpose, and circumstances. EU citizens have a straightforward registration process, while non-EU citizens need visas that must often be applied for from their home country. We help you understand your options, prepare documentation, and navigate the application process.

Online notary available: Many of our services can be completed via online notary from the comfort of your home. Where in-person notarization is required or preferred, we can arrange this at a notary local to you.

Varies by visa type: EU registration same-day, visas 1-3 months
95% approval rate with proper preparation
From €69 per application

What's Included

EU citizen registration (certificado de registro)
Non-lucrative visa applications
Golden Visa (investor visa)
Digital nomad visa
Family reunification
Consulate appointment support
Document translation coordination
Application tracking

Documents Required

What you'll need to get started

Valid passport

With at least 1 year validity for most visa types

Passport photos

Recent biometric photos meeting Spanish requirements

Criminal record certificate

From your home country, apostilled and translated

Medical certificate

For some visa types: proof of good health

Financial proof

Bank statements, income proof, or investment documentation

Health insurance

Spanish coverage with no co-pays for non-EU applicants

Accommodation proof

Rental contract or property deed in Spain

Rules & Regulations

Important information you should know

EU Citizens

Must register if staying over 3 months. Simple process at police station with proof of work, studies, or sufficient funds.

Non-Lucrative Visa

For those not working in Spain. Requires proof of passive income or savings. Initially granted for 1 year.

Digital Nomad Visa

For remote workers employed by non-Spanish companies. Requires €2,520/month minimum income.

Golden Visa

Investment visa requiring €500,000 property purchase or qualifying business investment.

Consulate Application

Most non-EU visas must be applied for at Spanish consulates in your home country.

Benefits

Why this matters for you

Legal Residency

Live, work (where permitted), and access services in Spain legally.

Schengen Travel

Spanish residency allows free movement in the Schengen area.

Path to Citizenship

After 10 years (less for some nationalities), you can apply for citizenship.

Healthcare Access

Register for Spanish public healthcare once resident.

Family Rights

Bring family members under reunification provisions.

How It Works

Your residency applications in four simple steps

1

Eligibility Assessment

We review your situation and recommend the best visa or permit type.

2

Document Preparation

We create a checklist, help gather documents, and coordinate translations.

3

Application Submission

We prepare your application and guide you through consulate appointments.

4

Follow-up & Approval

We track status and help with any additional requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about residency applications

For EU citizens, simple registration. For non-EU, the non-lucrative visa (if you have passive income) or digital nomad visa (if you work remotely) are popular.

A residency visa for investors who purchase property worth €500,000+ or make other qualifying investments.

No, non-lucrative visas don't permit employment in Spain. You'd need to switch to a work permit.

EU registration is same-day. Non-EU visas typically take 1-3 months from consulate submission.

Not for initial residency. Spanish is required only for citizenship applications after residency.

Ready to get started with your residency applications?

Get in touch today. We'll guide you through the entire process.

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Important Notice

Hola Gestoria is a private administrative service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any Spanish government authority. We provide general support with paperwork and administrative processes. We are not a regulated gestoría administrativa, not a law firm, and do not provide legal advice or legal representation. All information is for general guidance only. If you require legal advice or formal legal representation, please consult a qualified lawyer in Spain.

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