Spain Services
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Choose the right visa and apply at the Spanish consulate with a complete file. Post your case once and immigration lawyers send you offers to compare.
If you are not an EU citizen and plan to live, work or study in Spain, you usually need a long stay visa before you travel. You apply at the Spanish consulate, or its official visa centre, in the country where you legally live.
Choosing the right visa matters most. A retiree, a remote worker, a student and an employee each need a different visa with different evidence, and consulates return files that are incomplete or not translated.
Starting with the route that matches your plans avoids refusals and restarts.
Documents are gathered, legalised and translated to the consulate's standard.
You arrive at the consulate prepared and know what to expect.
You know what to do in Spain, from registering to getting your TIE card.
Answer a few questions about your situation. Specialists who handle this exact application send you offers with their fees and timelines, and you choose who to work with.
Each visa has its own checklist, but most long stay applications ask for the following.
Requirements, minimum amounts and processing times change over time and can differ between offices. The specialist you choose confirms exactly what applies to your case.
A specialist matches your plans to the right visa and checks you qualify.
Documents are collected, legalised and translated in the right order.
You secure an appointment at the consulate or its visa centre.
You submit the file in person and answer any follow up requests.
Once approved, you travel to Spain and apply for your TIE card.
A general overview of the work a specialist usually takes on for this service.
UK residents apply at the Spanish consulate in the UK, usually through its official visa centre. You book an appointment, submit your documents in person and collect your passport with the visa once approved.
It depends on your plans. Remote workers look at the digital nomad visa, retirees at the non-lucrative visa, employees at a work visa and students at a student visa. A specialist confirms the best fit.
No. Short visits follow separate rules and do not let you live or work in Spain. Moving to Spain needs a long stay visa or a residence permit.
Demand is high at some consulates and visa centres. Having a complete file ready before booking means you do not waste an appointment when one becomes available.
Tell us about your situation in the intake and we match you with verified specialists in our network who handle exactly this kind of service. You review their profiles, choose who to contact or ask for an estimate, and there is no obligation until you do.
Yes. Creating a case and comparing specialists is always free for you. Specialists pay us a fee only after they get paid, so you only ever pay their professional fee, shown upfront in their offer.
Every specialist in our network is reviewed for relevant licensing, experience, and track record before they can take on cases. You can also read verified reviews from other expats before choosing who to work with.
Post your case once, compare offers side by side, and hire the specialist who fits you best.
Posting a case is free, and nothing is owed until you accept an offer.