In this section, you’ll find answers to the most common questions about immigration processes, residence permits, working in Spain, and other legal services we offer. We address all your questions in a clear and detailed manner.
No. Since April 2025, the option to obtain a Golden Visa through the purchase of real estate has been eliminated. This measure was adopted with the aim of reducing property speculation and easing pressure on housing prices in Spain. Currently, Golden Visa applications can only be made through other types of investment, such as the purchase of public debt, company shares, or investment funds, provided that all established legal requirements are met.
Sí. Individuals who already obtained a Golden Visa through the purchase of real estate may continue renewing their visa or residence permit, provided they maintain the original investment and comply with the renewal requirements established under current regulations.
Yes, it is possible to obtain Spanish citizenship through residency. This requires the applicant to have resided in Spain for the required period of time—which varies by case (10, 5, 2, or 1 year)—in a legal and continuous manner immediately prior to the application, as well as meeting the requirements for good conduct and integration. At Loring International, we help you navigate the Spanish citizenship process, ensuring that you meet all the necessary requirements.
We offer corporate immigration services for companies that need to manage residency and work permits for foreign employees. We help you ensure that all legal procedures are handled efficiently and in accordance with Spanish law.
Yes, at Loring International we offer legal advice in English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, allowing our international clients to receive service without language barriers.
To obtain a work visa in Spain, you must meet the specific requirements for each type of job. Our specialized team will advise you on the appropriate type of visa and help you handle all the necessary paperwork.
