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Residence permit for a family member of a Spanish resident under Law 14/2013

Residence authorisation for family members under Law 14/2013 (Law on Support for Entrepreneurs and their Internationalisation) is a special and fast-track family reunification mechanism. It applies only in cases where the principal resident (the sponsor) has obtained a residence permit under one of the ‘international mobility’ programmes (e.g. Digital Nomad Visa, Golden Visa/Investor Residence Permit, Residence Permit for Highly Skilled Professionals, Residence Permit for Entrepreneurs, etc.).
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Assess the chances
  • 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.
Who is it suitable for?
This residence permit is intended for the immediate family members of a Spanish resident who has been granted a residence permit (and/or visa) under Law 14/2013.
The following family members are eligible for family reunification:
Spouse or civil partner (de facto partner).
Parents (ascendants) who are in the care (dependents) of the main resident.
Children (including the children of a spouse or partner) under the age of 18, or those of legal age who are financially dependent on the resident and have not established their own household.
Key legislation
  • Law 14/2013 (Law 14/2013 of 27 September) on support for entrepreneurs and their internationalisation (Section V, Chapter II, Articles 61–76).
Requirements
The requirements for family members and the principal resident are similar to those under the general scheme, but there are a few important differences:
Residence status: The main applicant (the sponsor) must currently hold one of the authorisations issued under Law 14/2013 (Investor, Entrepreneur, Highly Skilled Professional, Digital Nomad, etc.).
Financial stability: The applicant must demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to support their entire family. These amounts differ from the general requirements and depend on the specific type of residence permit, but in general, the following minimum amounts are required in addition to the main applicant’s funds:
For each family member (spouse, children, parents): 100% of the IPREM per month. (Whereas under the standard scheme, 150% of the IPREM is required for the first family member and 50% for each subsequent member.)
Health insurance: Take out a private health insurance policy covering all risks in Spain.
No criminal record: The person seeking family reunification (in the case of adults) must not have a criminal record in Spain or in their country of residence for the past 5 years.
Proof of family relationship/dependency: You must provide evidence of a family relationship (marriage, birth) or financial dependency (for adult children and parents).
Required documents
(main list)
Visa/Authorisation Application (Form MI-F).
Passport (international passport, valid for at least one year).
Documents proving family ties (marriage or birth certificate, legalised and translated).
Proof of financial dependency (for adult children and parents).
Proof of sufficient funds (bank statements confirming that there are sufficient funds to cover all family members).
Health insurance.
Certificate of good conduct (for adults, with an apostille and a certified translation).

Application procedure

The procedure under Act 14/2013 is quicker and more flexible:

  • Simultaneous/sequential feeding:

    Family members may apply for a visa or authorisation either at the same time as the main applicant or subsequently, whilst the main applicant’s residence permit remains valid.

  • Place of submission:

    Visa (outside Spain): If family members are applying from their home country, they must apply for a visa at the Spanish Consulate.
    Authorisation (in Spain): If family members are in Spain legally, they can apply for authorisation directly to the UGE (Unidad de Grandes Empresas y Colectivos Estratégicos) — the Department for Large Companies and Strategic Groups.

  • Processing time:

    Fast-track processing time – up to 10 working days (for visas) or 20 working days (for authorisations).

  • Validity period:

    The residence permit issued will be valid for the same period as that of the principal resident (usually a one-year visa and a three-year residence permit, depending on the type of residence permit).

  • Work permit:

    The main advantage is that a family member’s residence permit automatically entitles them to work (either as an employee or as a self-employed person) in Spain, without the need to obtain any further authorisation.
Do you hold an Investor’s Residence Permit, a Digital Nomad Residence Permit or a Remote Work Residence Permit?
Family reunification under Law 14/2013 is the quickest and most reliable route. We will ensure an accurate calculation of the required financial proof and help you compile the perfect set of documents so that your family can obtain a residence permit with the right to work without unnecessary delays through the UGE fast-track process.
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 €2405
    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.