Visa and immigration guidance
Understand which routes could fit you, and what to prepare before you commit to an application.
Options
Routes I can help you explore
Requirements change and depend on your nationality and circumstances, so we always check current official information together.
Work permit
For people with a job offer in Spain. Your employer usually starts the process, and I help you understand each stage and what you’ll need to prepare.
Student visa
For degrees, master’s programmes, language and vocational courses. Planning around admission letters, proof of funds, insurance and timelines.
Digital Nomad Visa
For remote workers and freelancers working for companies or clients outside Spain. Understanding the income, contract and document requirements.
Family relocation
Moving with a partner and children, or joining family already in Spain. The steps and documents for each family member, in the right order.
Other Spain and EU routes
Non-lucrative residence, EU family members, entrepreneurs and other options, explained in plain language so you can choose with confidence.
Being clear about my role
What I do, and what a lawyer does
I can
- Explain the routes that may fit your profile
- Plan documents: records, apostilles, translations, insurance
- Build a realistic timeline from preparation to arrival
- Prepare you for the steps after arrival: padrón, TIE, bank, schools
I cannot
- Formal legal advice on your eligibility
- Applications that need representation
- Refusals, appeals and legal disputes
I’ll refer you to Migrate-EU or a qualified immigration lawyer for these.
Need a visa or work permit?
Visit Migrate-EU, my separate immigration project focused on work permits, student visas and other immigration-related services.
Good to know
Visa questions
Do you submit visa applications for me?
No. I help you understand the routes, prepare your documents and stay organised. Formal applications that need representation are handled through Migrate-EU or a qualified immigration lawyer.
Which route is right for me?
It depends on your nationality, work, income, studies and family situation. A Spain/EU visa guidance session reviews your profile and explains, in plain language, the routes that may fit.
How long does a visa take?
Processing times vary by consulate, route and season, and they change over time. I help you plan a realistic timeline using current official information.
Start with a clear picture
A consultation helps you understand your options before you commit to an application.
