🛠️ Want to Work in Spain Legally? Whether you’re a skilled employee, freelancer, or entrepreneur, Spain offers several legal residence options that allow foreigners to live and work in the country. In this guide, we break down: The types of work visas in Spain Who qualifies How to apply What documents you need How Borderless […]
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🛂 Just Arrived in Málaga with a Family Visa? Here’s What to Do Next Getting your TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is the final and essential step to activate your family visa in Spain. Whether you’ve arrived as a: 👩‍❤️‍👨 Spouse 👶 Dependent child 👴 Parent of a resident — you must book your
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🏛️ Want to Join Your EU or Spanish Partner in Seville? If your spouse or partner is a Spanish or EU citizen living in Seville, you may qualify for the Tarjeta de Familiar de Ciudadano de la Unión Europea — a 5-year residence card with full rights to work, live, and travel across Spain. At
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🏠Want to Reunite Your Family in Valencia? If you’re living in Valencia on a residence permit (such as the Non-Lucrative Visa, work visa, or student permit), you may be eligible to bring your spouse, partner, children, or elderly parents under Spain’s ReagrupaciĂłn Familiar (Family Reunification) rules. At Borderless Lawyers Valencia, we specialize in making
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🏛️ Want to Register as Pareja de Hecho in Barcelona? If you’re in a stable, long-term relationship with a Spanish or EU citizen — but not married — you can apply for pareja de hecho (civil union) status in Barcelona. This regional legal status grants you many of the same rights as marriage, including the
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