The 2024 Immigration Regulation (RD 1155/2024), the RD 316/2026 reform and the Supreme Court ruling of July 2026: arraigo after two years, family members of Spaniards, students and what is no longer in force.
Missed the deadline for a request for documents? Under article 73.3 of Law 39/2015, late documents are admitted if they arrive before you are notified of the decision. What to do in each case.
Since June 2026, the minimum salary for the national highly qualified professional permit and the EU Blue Card in Spain is €41,356.36 gross per year, with a reduced €33,085.09 Blue Card threshold in some cases.
If you applied for nationality through marriage to a Spanish citizen and divorce during the process, the requirement is assessed at the time of the application. What the National High Court says and the real risk: your residence card.
Your Spanish TIE lets you travel to the other 28 Schengen countries for up to 90 days in any 180. Here is where it works, where it does not, and the mistakes that get residents stopped at the border.
Filed your TIE renewal and need to travel? The renewal receipt is not enough. Here is how the return authorisation under Royal Decree 1155/2024 works, its 90-day limit and the landing rule that catches travellers out.
Finishing your studies in Spain and want to stay? Compare every legal route for graduates: switching to a work permit, the 24-month job-search permit, the highly qualified professional permit (PAC) and EU Blue Card, the start-up and entrepreneur permit and the Digital Nomad Visa, with the deadlines that apply.
The job-search visa lets you live in Spain for up to 12 months to find work, but only for children and grandchildren of Spaniards by origin and hard-to-fill occupations, and only when there is an active quota.
Being undocumented does not, on its own, prevent you from registering as a de facto couple in many registries. And if your partner is Spanish, the Immigration Regulation lets you apply for residency from Spain with a provisional work permit.
If your guest does not go home, you could face a fine of 501 to 10,000 euros, but only if they remain in your care. What Spanish Immigration Law says about breaching an invitation letter and how to avoid problems.
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