legal notice
What you'll find on this website, what you shouldn't expect from its content, and the limits of the information we publish.
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This site provides information, not legal advice
All content published on this website, including any articles in our blog or resources section, is general information about immigration, corporate mobility and taxation in Spain. It does not replace a professional consultation and should not be treated as advice applicable to your particular situation.
Every case depends on factors a general article cannot cover: your nationality, the country that issued each of your documents, your financial and family situation, your travel history, and the specific criteria applied by the consulate or authority handling your case. Two people reading the same page may therefore need entirely different guidance.
Browsing this site does not create any obligation between the parties
Reading this website or contacting us through it does not establish a client relationship with Altia Migration. That relationship only begins once we have confirmed we can take on your matter and both parties have agreed the terms of the engagement in writing.
We do not guarantee outcomes
The granting of a visa, residence permit or nationality application rests solely with the Spanish authorities and consular offices, who assess each case according to their own criteria. No firm can guarantee that outcome in advance.
When we refer to our track record or the number of cases we have handled, we are describing our past work. That information is not a prediction about your case and should not be read as one.
Be cautious of any firm or advisor offering a guaranteed visa, guaranteed approval, or guaranteed citizenship: no one can genuinely offer that kind of assurance.
Figures and requirements may change
The thresholds that apply to immigration in Spain are tied to indicators that are reviewed periodically, and the rules themselves change over time. The figures referenced in our articles reflect the date shown on each page.
We keep our content up to date as far as possible, but we cannot guarantee that every page reflects the current rules at the time you read it. Please confirm the requirements in force before making any decision based on what is published here.
Nationality is not something you can buy
Spanish nationality by residence follows a legal timetable, generally requiring ten years of legal residence, and is subject to conditions that must be met at the time of application. It is not something that can be purchased, promised or expedited, and we never present it as such.
Third-party content
When we reference external sources, including decisions by public authorities or press reports, we do so for informational purposes only. We are not responsible for the content of that material or the accuracy of external sources, as they are beyond our control.
Getting guidance on your specific situation
If you'd like to know exactly what applies to you, contact us or consult another qualified professional. Our first consultation is free of charge and takes place by video call or phone. You can reach us at info@altiamigration.com or on +34 674 451 812.