He family ties Spain It is a residence permit for exceptional circumstances provided for in the Article 124 of the Immigration Regulations for undocumented immigrants with family ties in Spain. It is different from social integration and from job stability, which have their own specific requirements.

Who can apply for family reunification in Spain?

Foreigners can apply in any of these situations: being the parent of a minor child of Spanish nationality, being the spouse or registered partner of a Spanish citizen or a foreigner with legal residence in Spain, or being the child of a parent who was originally Spanish. See our page on family ties for more information.

Requirements and necessary documentation

To apply for family reunification in Spain, you must be physically present in Spain at the time of application, have no criminal record in Spain or your country of origin during the last five years, and not be a citizen of a country with which Spain has a current dual nationality agreement. The main required documentation includes form EX-10, the family book or birth certificate of the Spanish minor, the national identity card or passport of the Spanish or resident family member, and the corresponding fees. For any questions, Consult with our specialists.

Differences with other types of residency

Unlike social integration, While residency permits require proof of three years of continuous residence in Spain, family roots permits do not require a minimum period of prior residence when the applicant is the parent of a Spanish minor. Unlike the rootedness through education, It does not require having studied in Spain.

NIESPANA manages your file in a personalized way

At NIESPANA, we analyze your situation individually, determine the most suitable course of action for your case, and prepare all the necessary documentation. We can also manage the renewal of your permit once obtained. Book your online consultation and take the first step towards your regularization.