Immigration Lawyer in Marbella: Administrative Procedures, Residence Permits and Regularisation

Living, working or regularising your status in Spain as a foreign national doesn’t have to be a complicated process if
you have the right advice.

What does an immigration lawyer in Marbella do?

An immigration lawyer handles all legal procedures relating to the legal status of foreign nationals in Spain. In Marbella, a city with a very large international population, this service is particularly important.

Applying for and renewing residence permits

Short-term and long-term

Work permits

Employed or self-employed.

Family reunification

To bring immediate family members to Spain.

Spanish nationality

By place of residence, marriage or origin.

Appeals and complaints

In response to decisions by the authorities to refuse an application.

Mass regularisation of immigrants: how we can help you

The mass regularisation of immigrants is a process whereby foreign nationals residing in Spain without proper documentation can obtain a residence or work permit on a collective and exceptional basis, under specific legal provisions.

If you are in an irregular situation or have been living in Spain for some time without valid documentation, it is essential to act quickly. Our team will analyse your case, explore the available options and handle the entire process so that you can regularise your situation with the utmost assurance.

We handle both individual and group applications, and we have in-depth knowledge of the requirements regarding registration, social ties, employment and family circumstances that can pave the way for your legalisation.

Frequently asked questions

Processing times vary depending on the type of application and the workload of the relevant Immigration Office. Generally speaking, residence permit renewals can take between 3 and 6 months. Having a specialist solicitor on board speeds up the process and helps to avoid mistakes that cause delays.

The basic documents required include a valid passport, proof of residence, evidence of financial means and, where applicable, an employment contract or documentation proving ties to the country. Our firm will advise you exactly what you need based on your specific circumstances.

Yes. There are several legal routes available to regularise your situation, such as social ties (three years’ residence), employment ties or family ties. We will assess your case, with no obligation, to determine which option is feasible.

Yes. We provide services in Spanish, English and other languages to ensure that our international clients fully understand their legal situation and the process that will be followed

Contact details

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We provide our services throughout the province of Málaga.