At Delaguía y Luzón, we have extensive experience in immigration law, enabling us to provide effective solutions tailored to the needs of our foreign clients, including their employees and families, who wish to settle in Spain.
Our expertise covers assisting both EU citizens and third-country nationals in navigating the legal requirements for residency in Spain.
As an experienced immigration lawyer in Valencia, we can also guide you through the process of obtaining Spanish nationality by residence, should you choose to not only settle in Spain but also adopt Spanish nationality.
Immigration law in Spain governs the legal status of individuals without Spanish nationality who wish to reside, work, study, or engage in other activities within Spanish territory.
It encompasses a wide range of legal aspects, including entry, stay, residence, work permits, asylum, refuge, and expulsion of foreigners.
For those seeking expert guidance, an immigration lawyer in Valencia can provide personalised assistance to navigate these legal processes.
Spanish immigration law outlines the requirements, procedures, and rights for foreigners entering or residing in the country, with conditions varying based on individual circumstances, country of origin, and purpose of stay.
Visas and residence permits: Defines the types of visas and residence permits available to foreigners who wish to live in Spain for a certain period or permanently.
Labour and employment: Regulates the hiring and employment of foreign workers in Spain, including the requirements for obtaining work permits and working conditions.
Family reunification: Establishes the conditions and procedures for a foreign resident in Spain to apply for family reunification, that is, to bring their immediate family members (spouse, minor children, etc.) to reside with them in Spanish territory.
Asylum and Refuge: Defines the rights and procedures to request asylum or refuge in Spain by those fleeing political persecution, armed conflict or other situations of risk in their countries of origin.
Expulsion and voluntary return: Specifies the circumstances under which a foreigner can be expelled from Spain and the procedures for carrying out such expulsion. It also provides the possibility of voluntary return for foreigners wishing to return to their countries of origin.
At Delaguía y Luzón we can help you carry out all your procedures related to immigration law so that you can obtain your residence or work permit. Or get family reunification or your visa for asylum or refuge.
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