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We review your situation before considering a route.
Immigration advice
If your family has a connection with a Spanish citizen, we assess the relevant residence route and how to document the relationship without confusing it with other family categories.
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We review your situation before considering a route.
We connect your information with the case that needs reviewing.
We agree on the work and fees before starting the service.
If you have a family relationship with a Spanish citizen and need to understand which residence route should be reviewed.
We review nationality, relationship, living arrangements and residence. We establish the applicable framework, including any relevance of EU free movement, before identifying the authorisation and procedure appropriate for your family.
We review marriage, a registered or durable partnership, parentage and other circumstances potentially covered by the rules. Where the category requires it, we assess dependency, shared residence or support needs and how to document them.
The location of the Spanish citizen and their family member affects the application steps. We explain who applies, to which authority and which documents need coordination between Spain and abroad in the particular case.
We explain the scope of the authorisation and subsequent documentation. If the relationship, living arrangements or nationality changes, we assess the impact on residence status and any options that may be available.
We review family ties, nationality and where the family lives.
We consider the regime and documents relevant to your circumstances.
We coordinate steps and documents between Spain and abroad.
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Discover MEDLA MobilityNo. Residence for family members of Spanish citizens has specific rules and should not automatically be treated as family arraigo.
No. The relationship may be relevant to a particular route, but its requirements and the appropriate application still need to be addressed.
Tell us about the family relationship and where each person lives to guide the first review.
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