No matter where you are working or where you are from, losing your job is never easy. If you’re looking for a job in Spain or have just begun working, you may be wondering: What happens if I get fired in Spain? Or maybe you’ve just been dismissed and wish to know what your rights are as a foreigner. In this article, you’ll learn everything you need to know about employment termination in Spain, and about what justifies it. How much is severance pay? What is the notice period? We’ll answer all your questions, and discuss the different types of dismissals here! Let’s start. What happens if I get ..read more

After submitting countless applications and helping many clients through their immigration processes, our lawyers have created a list of the 8 most common errors made by foreigners when applying for their residency in Spain. Don’t worry, all these mistakes can be avoided easily, and in this article, we’ll show you how to do it. By knowing what not to do, you’ll steer clear of future rejections and having to appeal, which will save you time, effort, and money. Let’s stay informed. 1. Submitting incomplete applications   The first common error is pretty straightforward: lacking necessary do ..read more

If you are a foreign individual wishing to apply for residency for your minor child, but are unsure of how to navigate this process, this article is for you.  We will guide you step by step through the process, ensuring you have all the necessary information at your fingertips: requirements, application process, and key legal tips for a successful application. Residency for minors not born in Spain   Residency for a minor child who was not born in Spain is an authorization that can be granted to various groups: to foreign minors who were not born in Spain, to children of foreigners w ..read more

When a foreign person settles and spends some time in Spain, it’s highly likely that they will start thinking about obtaining Spanish nationality as soon as possible. To do this, one of the most important requirements is to live legally in Spanish territory for a certain period of time. Sometimes, many people initially come to Spain for short periods and then decide to establish themselves indefinitely and permanently in the country over time. This is normal if they lack freedoms and opportunities in their home country. It is essential to note that having legal residency in Spain differs signi ..read more

Study permits pose an inconvenience: their limited duration. In this article, we will explain 5 options to modify this authorization into a residency permit that allows you to stay in Spain for the long run, and start accumulating years for Spanish nationality. Hence, if you would like to know how to modify your study visa to residency in Spain effortlessly, keep reading! How to modify the study permit to a residence permit   There are multiple ways to modify the study permit to a residence permit. In this article we will list 5 common options for you to be able to eventually legally live ..read more

Obtaining Spanish nationality is not an easy process. Sometimes, it may take longer than expected due to complications or not meeting the requirements. However, we recommend that you seek guidance from the best experts who can guide you and manage all kinds of procedures. One of the requirements to be approved for Spanish nationality is passing two exams: the DELE Spanish diploma at level A2 or higher and the CCSE test. The Institute Cervantes is responsible for designing and supervising these exams. If you want to know more about these two tests, keep reading this article because we will expl ..read more

Being born in Spain does not automatically grant Spanish nationality by presumption. The principle governing this is “ius sanguinis,” which means that children born to parents with Spanish nationality are considered Spanish citizens. Therefore, the fact that a child is born in Spain does not imply automatic acquisition of Spanish nationality. However, many people may wonder if it is possible to obtain Spanish nationality by presumption if their baby is born in Spain. Granting nationality in these cases only occurs if certain circumstances are met. The child would acquire nationality when the p ..read more

When a person wishes to come and live in Spain, they may be interested in knowing their rights and obligations as citizens. According to statistics from the National Institute of Statistics (INE), Spain has more than 5 million foreign residents living in the country. This figure does not include those foreigners who do not intend to establish their permanent residence in Spain for more than 90 days. It is very important to be informed about the rights and obligations established by Spanish legislation. If you intend to come and reside in Spain, this is a topic you should consider.  In thi ..read more

In this article, we will explain how you can acquire Spanish nationality by option. This is a lesser-known way to obtain nationality wherein, if you maintain family or economic ties with Spain, you can enjoy a much simpler and faster process.  It is important that you know the requirements you must meet, the procedures to be carried out, and all the key elements that will facilitate obtaining residency through this option without any setbacks – which we will explain in this article. Then, if you believe this path is the best for you, do not hesitate to consult our team of lawyers, we are ..read more

Are you planning to come to Spain to study soon? Then, depending on the educational stage you are in, it may be useful for you to know how to homologate the Baccalaureate or high school degree in our country. Because homologating this qualification is a fundamental requirement for those who wish to enter university or pursue higher education. So, if you want to know how to start this process, don’t miss this article because we’re going to tell you how you can do it: it’s a very simple and easy process, but you should take into account a series of conditions and requirements.  However, rem ..read more