Immigration Lawyer Spain – Get Expert Support
There are multiple options for moving to Spain to visit, live, work, and settle. Understanding the requirements can be time-consuming and confusing. Our expert IBA-accredited immigration lawyers in Spain can ensure stress-free applications.
At the Immigration Advice Service, you are given a dedicated immigration attorney in Spain who is on hand to provide you with the information and support you need. Get in touch with us today. Call us on +44 (0)333 414 9244 or contact us online.
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Immigration & Visa Options in Spain
See all our service areas here. Take the first step in your journey to Spain today. Contact our dedicated Spain immigration advice team on +44 (0)333 414 9244 or contact us online today.
Leading Spain Immigration Lawyers
IAS is a global law firm supporting individuals, spouses and families who want to immigrate to Spain. Our firm is internationally renowned for comprehensive, empathetic and results-driven immigration services. We can ensure our lawyers provide the required advice and assistance whether you speak English or Spanish.
We have a track record of success, enabling thousands of people to immigrate worldwide. Our expert team of immigration attorneys in Spain can help you navigate the complexities to get the permissions you need.

We help determine the best possible pathway in Spain for you and your family

Ongoing support in all aspects of your application, appeal or legal case

A high approval rate with an expert immigration attorney by your side

Peace of mind that your case is being handled by a qualified immigration professionalĀ

Why Choose IAS Immigration Lawyers in Spain?
Our Spanish immigration lawyers offer careful and meticulous management of your situation to achieve your goals. We are committed to your future, tailoring our suite of services to your exact situation. We have you covered no matter the complexity of your circumstance.
- Eligibility checks & advice
- Visa applications
- Residence & Citizenship applications
- Liaising with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Spain
- Document checking
- Renewals & extensions
- Appeals, refusals & deportations
Services we Provide
Comprehensive Spanish Immigration Services
We offer expert advice, legal representation & assistance in Spain and overseas.
Whatever your immigration situation, we have you covered for all individual, family and corporate immigration requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If youāre an EU citizen, then you have the right to move freely within the territories of other EU member countries. This is known as free movement or freedom of movement. As such, you wonāt need a visa for Spain if travelling for simple tourism purposes.
If youāre a non-EU citizen and youāre not a citizen of a country that has exemptions to enter the Schengen area, then you must obtain a visa before travelling to Spain. There are several types of visas available, depending on the purpose of your travel and how long you plan to stay in the country. These include:
Before you start the application process, you should know which type of visa you are applying for and which category it falls under. The application process for the Spain Schengen visa differs from the process for the Spanish National visa (long-term visa).
There are several steps involved in applying for a Spain visa.
- Step 1: Find Out Which Type of Visa You Need
- Step 2: Make a visa appointment
- Step 3: Gather Required Documents
- Step 4: Attend Your Appointment
- Step 5: Pay the Fee
- Step 6: Wait for the Decision
Spanish visa processing times vary depending on your requirements. Most short-stay visas such as the Schengen Visa in Spain are processed within 15 calendar days, but can take up to 45 days. Long stay (D) visas typically take 5 to 45 days to process, but can take up to 3 months depending on the visa type, and pressures (such as seasonality) on the immigration system. You can typically apply up to 6 months in advance of your planned immigration to Spain.
