Spanish Citizenship

"Consulting to obtain Spanish citizenship is a service that facilitates and speeds up the process, minimizing any bureaucratic obstacles.
Our services include: 1. Evaluating your eligibility. 2. Helping you to collect and organize the essential documents. 3. Preparing your documents and forms in accordance with the legal requirements of Spain. 4. Assembling your dossier and supporting you in your application. 5. Diligently monitoring your process with the responsible authorities and providing all the legal support necessary up to the final decision, including obtaining your passport. Our counseling is individualized for you, taking your particular circumstances into account."

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"The service is intended for you if you would like to obtain Spanish citizenship and fulfill the criteria established by Spanish law. A number of factors make you eligible:
Family ties: If you have Spanish ancestors, such as grandparents, you may have the right to Spanish citizenship through “blood right.”
Residence in Spain: If you have lived legally in Spain for a certain length of time, you may be eligible to apply for citizenship based on residence.
Marriage to a Spanish citizen: If you are married to a Spanish citizen, you may have the right to Spanish citizenship, subject to certain conditions and requirements."

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"If you have the blood right (jus sanguinis):
Spanish parents and/or grandparents: The children of a Spanish father or mother, whether they are born in Spain or abroad, are considered Spanish in origin and may obtain nationality up to their age of majority. In addition, the Democratic Memory Law, also known as the Grandchildren Law, facilitates citizenship for the grandchildren of Spaniards.
Necessary documents: Certificates of birth, marriage, and death, as well as other documents that prove Spanish ancestry, depending on your case.

You if have Spanish residence:
Time of residence: You must live legally in Spain for a specified period, generally from 1 to 10 years, depending on the circumstances.
Necessary documents: Proofs of residence, job history, and other documents that show your legal status in Spain.

If you are married to a Spanish citizen:
Length of marriage: You must have been married for at least 1 (one) year, besides having lived in the country legally for the same period.
Necessary documents: Certificates of marriage, proof of cohabitation, and other documents related to your marriage."

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"How long it will take you to obtain Spanish citizenship depends on several factors, such as the type of application, the complexity of the documents, and the place of processing. The timeframe is about 1 (one) year, if your documents are correct and no additional documents are asked for. Nevertheless, even with the correct documents, the process may sometimes be protracted."

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Obtaining dual Spanish citizenship offers you a series of significant benefits. Besides the right to live freely in all the countries of the European Union, Spanish citizens have access to social and health services, may participate actively in local and national elections, and may conduct financial transactions and make investments. Spanish citizenship also facilitates your access to educational opportunities and offers you consular safety and protection in foreign countries. In addition, a deep connection with Spanish culture and traditions is personally enriching.

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Our office at Amorim is recognized for its excellence, reflected in our high success rate. When you choose our specialized consultation, which ensures that all the steps of the process are correct, your chances of succeeding become much greater.

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A lawyer specializing in international migratory law. In addition, you will have continual support from our team to relieve your doubts and answer your questions.

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