This special permit allows you to obtain legal residency by demonstrating your integration into Spanish society, family ties, and financial stability.
At our law firm, we guide you every step of the way — from preparing your documentation and proving your financial means to securing the social integration report.
We take care of the entire process to help ensure your application’s success.
Individuals who have lived continuously in Spain for at least 2 years, and can prove:
Family ties with legal residents (spouse, registered partner, children, or parents),
A favorable social integration report issued by the Autonomous Community.
Sufficient economic means, at least 100% of the IPREM.
You must be physically present in Spain (not applying for international protection).
You must reside continuously in Spain for at least 2 years.
You must have no criminal record and pose no threat to public security.
You must not be subject to a return ban or deemed inadmissible to Spain.
1 year
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We will schedule a personalized consultation to thoroughly assess your situation and develop a strategic plan tailored to your specific needs.
During this stage, we will formalize the necessary agreements to ensure a transparent, efficient, and well-structured collaboration before beginning the process.
Once the agreement is formalized, you may choose the payment method that best suits your needs:
At IGOLAW, our support doesn’t end once your residence is approved.
You are never on your own—our team in Barcelona is here to assist you with tax matters, renewals, and any additional procedures you may need, ensuring ongoing guidance and peace of mind.
Affordable option for those who have already advanced part of the process.
Offers a review and submission of the case file by a lawyer, with basic follow-up. It does not include responses to official requests or additional services. Recommended for those who already have their documentation prepared and experience with immigration procedures.
€400
Complete assistance with the essentials.
Includes all the fundamental steps of the procedure, with legal advice, preparation of the case file, and follow-up, as well as payment of fees and management of key appointments. Ideal for those who want security and support but do not need additional services such as translations or opening a bank account.
€600
Comprehensive and worry-free service.
Designed for those who seek full support throughout the entire process. It includes everything from document preparation, sworn translations, and administrative procedures to personal assistance at appointments and coverage of all official fees.
€800
It is an exceptional residence permit in Spain granted to foreign nationals who can demonstrate continuous stay in the country and/or proven social and employment integration.
You must have continuously resided in Spain for at least 2 years before submitting your application.
Yes, but absences cannot exceed 90 calendar days in total within the two-year period.
No. One of the requirements is not being an applicant for international protection.
You are considered an applicant from the moment you express your intention to request protection.
If you withdraw your application, from that moment the calculation of the required period of stay resumes for arraigo purposes.
It is a temporary residence permit granted on exceptional grounds that a foreign national in Spain may apply for when they can prove family ties or, alternatively, provide a social integration report.
The regulation recognizes the following family members:
A spouse or registered partner.
First-degree relatives in the direct line (parents or children).
In that case, you may apply for social arraigo by submitting a social integration report, issued by the regional government or local town hall where you live, certifying your integration efforts.
Yes. In both cases (family ties or integration), you must prove that you have sufficient financial means available in Spain.
This requirement is considered met if you can demonstrate at least 100% of the IPREM (Public Indicator of Multiple Purpose Income).
Yes, in the case of family ties, the financial means may come from the relative with whom you prove the relationship, provided they have legal residence in Spain and live with you.
In this case, you must prove:
100% of the IPREM for the legally resident family member.
100% of the IPREM for the arraigo applicant.
In total, the requirement amounts to 200% of the IPREM, regardless of how many people live in the household.
The same rules as family reunification apply, according to Article 67.1 of the Immigration Regulations:
Sponsor + family member: 150% IPREM.
Each additional member: 50% extra IPREM.
Minors: parent + minor: 110% IPREM.
Each additional minor: 10% extra IPREM.
In those cases, the rules of family reunification apply, meaning the parent must prove at least 110% of the IPREMtogether with the minor.
