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Residence permits in Spain for EU citizens and their family members

Citizens of EU member states, EEA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway) and Switzerland enjoy the right to free movement and residence in Spain. If you plan to stay in the country for more than 90 days, you must register and obtain a Certificate of Registration as an EU Citizen (Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Unión).
Check your eligibility
  • Personal manager
    Your personal manager will accompany you every step of the way, monitoring all stages and resolving any issues that arise.
  • Preparation of documents
    We take care of the entire document preparation process, including checking them to eliminate errors and delays.
  • Case audit
    If your situation is complex, we will conduct a detailed audit and offer customised solutions to increase your chances of success.
Personal manager
Your personal manager will accompany you every step of the way, monitoring all stages and resolving any issues that arise.
Preparation of documents
We take care of the entire document preparation process, including checking them to eliminate errors and delays.
Case audit
If your situation is complex, we will conduct a detailed audit and offer customised solutions to increase your chances of success.
It is important to understand that this is not a residence permit in the traditional sense, but rather confirmation of your right to reside in the country. For members of your family who do not have EU citizenship, there is a separate procedure for obtaining a residence card.
Who is this for?
Citizens of any of the 27 EU countries, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, who plan to live in Spain for more than 90 days.
Requirements
The procedure is regulated by Royal Decree 240/2007, which establishes the rules for entry, free movement and residence in Spain for EU citizens and their family members.
To obtain the certificate, you must meet one of the following conditions:
Being an employee: Having an employment contract with a Spanish company.
Being self-employed (Autónomo): Doing business in Spain.
Have sufficient funds: Have sufficient financial resources for yourself and your family members so as not to become a burden on the Spanish social system, and have comprehensive medical insurance (public or private).
Being a student: Study at an accredited educational institution, have comprehensive medical insurance, and declare that you have sufficient funds to cover your living expenses.
Required documents (basic list)
Completed official form (Modelo EX-18).
Valid passport or national identity card (DNI).
Proof of payment of state duty (Tasa 790, código 012).
Depending on the situation: employment contract, documents confirming registration as an autónomo, proof of funds in your account, health insurance policy, certificate of enrolment at an educational institution.
Registration procedure
The procedure depends on where you are at the time of application.
    1. Appointment (Cita Previa): You must make an appointment online at the Foreigners' Office (Oficina de Extranjería) or at the authorised police station (Comisaría de Policía) in your place of residence.
    2. Submitting documents: On the appointed day, you must submit the entire package of documents in person.
    3. Receiving the certificate: If all requirements are met, the registration certificate will be issued immediately on the spot.
What does the service include?
Suitable for most applicants. We provide full support throughout the entire process and see your application through to the granting of a residence permit.
  • Case assessment: Checking documents for compliance with Spanish immigration regulations.
  • Preparing the application: Compiling a complete set of documents for the consulate or immigration authorities.
  • Health insurance: Finding a competitive policy and taking out insurance with a Spanish company.
  • Medical certificate: Arranging for the issue of a standard-format medical certificate.
  • Certified translation: Official translation (2 pages included in the price).
  • Technical translation: Preparation of translations (3 pages included in the price).
  • Application process: Booking an appointment at the Consulate and obtaining access codes.
  • Completing forms: Preparing all forms, applications and receipts for the payment of fees.
  • Submission by a solicitor: Electronic submission of documents via the solicitor’s official portal.
  • Cost
    since €2015
    On behalf of the main applicant.
    No hidden fees.
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  • Payment procedure
    First, we sign a contract.
    50%
    before the provision of services begins;
    50%
    on the day the documents are submitted
Not included and charged separately:
  • State fees and charges: Payable in the country where the application is submitted (medical certificates, certificates of good conduct).
  • Personal expenses: Private health insurance, tuition fees or the cost of drawing up a business plan (depending on the type of residence permit).
  • Important: All government fees within Spain are already included in the service fee.