Visas, residence permits, work authorisation, citizenship and the paperwork around moving to or staying in a country.
Every entry states its basis — an attesting professional, or the official sources it stands on — or says nothing at all. Consulting it is free and needs no account.
4 entries
№ 0026Immigration
To apply the special tax regime for inbound workers (Ley Beckham), the taxpayer must submit the corresponding election request using Modelo 149.
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№ 0032Immigration
What this case is for
Prepare a complete, organized, submission-ready file for a Spanish Nationality by Residence application, with all required information, documents, certificates, translations, legalizations, and applicable supporting evidence collected and ready for legal review and application preparation.
EXPERT-ATTESTED · Estevez & Parra · valid until Dec 31, 2026
№ 0033Immigration
OFFICIAL SOURCES
№ 0029Immigration
A long-stay national visa allows residence in Spain without engaging in work.
OFFICIAL SOURCES
1 entry
1 entry
How this register is kept
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Each step is the action the procedure officially requires, with the page it was read from. A step with no source says so instead of pretending.
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Official requirements, professional interpretation and real-world practice are kept apart. An expert's signature names the person, their registry entry and the date it ends — it never averages into a bare “verified”.
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People who ran the procedure report back. Their reports are de-identified and compared; only a fact that recurs becomes an insight. No one's documents are in here.
The register publishes what a procedure requires. It is not legal advice, and an entry never replaces the authority that issues the decision — it states what that authority requires, and names where it was read.
Run it in Lex
Lex takes a published case, applies it to your own facts and documents, and keeps it in state — what applies to you, what is missing, and what comes next.
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