Golden Visa for Private Investors-: minimum investment of 500.000€, NIE, Read More
Immigration
Study Visa
Visa for stays exceeding 90 days for studies, training, internships or voluntary work. This visa may also be issued for stays for au pairs and for conversation class assistants.
Researcher Visa
Visa to engage in training, research, development and innovation activities at public or private entities
Internship visa
Visa for foreigners who have obtained a university degree in the past two years Read More
General scheme for the family reunification visa
Visa for family members of foreigners who already have legal resident status in Spain and who wish to exercise the right to family reunification. Read More
Employee visa
Visa for people aged 16 and over who wish to work as employees in Spain (with a work contract). This visa covers seasonal work activities.
Self-employed work visa
Visa for people aged 16 or over who seek to engage in self-employed activity in Spain. Read More
To obtain a self-employed work visa, it is first necessary to obtain an initial residence and self-employed work permit. For this reason, the procedure comprises two stages.
Visa for highly qualified workers and for intra-company transfers
Visa for highly qualified workers: Visa to carry out a work activity as an employee in Spain as a highly qualified professional, member of senior management Read More
Visa for intra-company transfers: Visa to carry out a work activity as an employee in Spain as a member of senior management personnel, a specialist or a trainee, to perform a contract, or in respect of a professional relationship, when the transfer is made within the same company or group of companies.
Entrepreneur visa
Visa for foreigners moving to Spain to carry out the procedures necessary to undertake an innovative, entrepreneurial activity of Read More
Non-working residence visa
Visa to reside in Spain without carrying out any gainful (work or professional) activity, Read More
Long-term residence or EU long-term residence recovery visa
Long-term resident status can be recovered by foreigners who have held a long-term residence permit in Spain Read More
EU long-term resident status can be recovered by foreigners who have held an EU long-term residence permit in Spain and who have, moreover, been absent from European Union territory for 12 consecutive months or have acquired EU long-term resident status in another EU Member State or have been out of Spain for more than 6 years. .