Family Reunification in Spain: A Complete Guide 2026

What is family reunification?

Family reunification is the right of foreigners legally residing in Spain to bring certain family members to live with them. It allows them to settle permanently with their loved ones. If you already have residency, please also consult our information on visa renewals.

Who can be regrouped?

The spouse or civil partner, children under 18 years of age or older incapacitated children dependent on the sponsor, ascendants (parents or grandparents) when they are dependent on him and there are reasons that justify their residence in Spain, and children over 18 years of age who cannot provide for their own needs for health reasons.

Requirements of the sponsor

You must have a residence permit valid for at least one year and have applied for renewal, have suitable housing, and demonstrate sufficient financial means. Our experts in family ties They will explain the required economic thresholds in each case.

Process and documentation

The application is submitted to the Immigration Office in your province. Essential documents include the application form, a copy of the sponsor's passport and residence permit, proof of registration at the local town hall, documents proving the family relationship, proof of sufficient financial means, and proof of residence. Book your consultation to analyze your case.

NIESPANA, your ally in family reunification

With over 23 years of experience and more than 1,000 successful cases, we know exactly what documentation to submit. We also manage the NIE of the reunited family members and the student visa if any of you are going to study in Spain. Contact us today.

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