Spain

💑 What Is a Pareja de Hecho? A Pareja de Hecho is a legally registered civil partnership between two people — similar to a common-law union — that grants many of the same rights as marriage, especially in immigration. ➡️ For unmarried couples, this is often the best way to obtain legal residency in Spain […]

💍 Can You Bring Your Non-EU Spouse to Spain? Yes. Whether you’re an EU citizen (including Spanish nationals) or a non-EU resident in Spain, you can legally bring your spouse to live with you — but the process differs depending on your legal status. 🇪🇺 If You Are a Spanish or EU Citizen Apply under

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Can You Bring Your Family to Spain as a Foreigner? Yes — Spain offers several legal paths for reuniting with non-EU family members, including: Spouse or civil partner visas Children under 18 Dependent elderly parents Other close relatives under exceptional conditions But the right visa pathway depends on your residency status and the nationality

🤔 Should You Apply for the Spain Non-Lucrative Visa? The Spain Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) is one of the most popular residence permits for non-EU citizens looking to move to Spain — especially for retirees, investors, early retirees, and families. But it’s not for everyone. Let’s break down the benefits and limitations to help you decide

⚠️ Why Do So Many NLV Applications Get Rejected? The Spain Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) is popular — but consulates reject many applications due to preventable errors. Whether it’s paperwork, timing, or misunderstanding the rules, even small mistakes can delay or derail your move to Spain. Here’s how to avoid them. ❌ Top 10 Mistakes NLV