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- Education permits will be extended to cover entire study durations, with easier transitions for graduates to work permits, providing greater legal clarity on qualifying studies and institutions.
- Employment processes will be simplified for employers hiring internationally, with enhanced legal protections and streamlined hiring for seasonal workers.
- Family reunification rules will be more flexible, allowing easier demonstration of financial support, along with a new legal framework for relatives of Spanish citizens to simplify immigration.
- These reforms aim to clarify and streamline immigration procedures, supporting both migrants and employers while fostering Spain’s economic growth through global talent attraction.
Spain will introduce changes to its Immigration Law Regulation in 2025, focusing on three areas: training, employment, and family. The new measures aim to make the process clearer and simpler for both migrants and employers.
Main areas of change
Education
- Extended permits for students: Study permits will last for the entire course duration, eliminating the need for annual renewals.
- Transition to employment: Graduates will be able to quickly apply for work permits and start their careers right after finishing their studies.
- More legal security: the changes allow for more legal certainty around the types of studies and institutions that qualify for permits.
Work
- Simplified hiring: Employers will have clearer guidelines and reduced paperwork when hiring from abroad.
- Seasonal employment protection: Seasonal workers will benefit from stronger legal protections and simplified hiring processes.
Family
- Easier family reunification: The requirements to bring family to Spain will become more flexible and it’ll be easier to demonstrate capacity to financially support family members.
- New statute for relatives of Spanish citizens: This new framework provides additional legal support and simplifies immigration processes for relatives of Spanish nationals.
These updates reflect Spain’s commitment to improving its immigration system and supporting Spanish businesses’ growth through global talent.
Managing international professionals in Spain? Reach out to our team for expert guidance on relocating talent or reuniting families in Spain.
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