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Immigration

We choose the route with you and review the file before it is submitted

The right immigration route depends on your situation. We help you identify the option that fits your circumstances, then review your documents and application before it is submitted.

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Your route, phase by phase

  1. 1

    Define your procedure

    Under two minutes: your procedure, how many people are coming and which plan you want. The price is calculated on the spot; or, if you are already in Spain, you pick only the procedures you need.

  2. 2

    Diagnosis and route

    Your coordinator reviews your case and confirms the visa or permit that fits: what it involves, what we coordinate and what depends on the authorities.

  3. 3

    File and documents

    We build the checklist, coordinate apostilles and translations and assemble the complete file before requesting any appointment.

  4. 4

    Filing and follow-up

    Your visa application goes to the consulate prepared and checked point by point. What is processed in Spain is filed as soon as a slot exists, with deadline tracking and a notification on every movement until resolution.

How it looks in your portal

Your visa, in your portal

Real recordings of the Landesp portal, with a sample client and sample details.

What you walk away with

  • Route identificationWe start from your nationality, current situation, objective and timeline to determine which procedure is worth exploring, and which ones are ruled out and why.
  • Document checklistThe exact list for your procedure: what can be prepared from your home country, what expires, what order to request it in and which format the Spanish authorities accept.
  • Apostilles and legalisationsWe coordinate the Hague apostille or consular legalisation for documents that need it, and time it so nothing expires before it is used. Their cost is separate from the plan.
  • Sworn translationsWe coordinate sworn translation of documents that must be filed in Spanish, through a translator accredited by the Spanish Ministry. Charged per document, separately from the plan.
  • NIE and TIEYour foreigner ID number (NIE) and your residence card (TIE). File preparation, monitoring of official channels and an appointment request the moment a slot opens. Fees for the procedure and the TIE are included in the price.
  • Who does whatLandesp coordinates the process: deadlines, documents, appointments and providers. When your case calls for legal work, a qualified partner lawyer provides it, and their fees are included in the price of your plan.
  • Roadmap with deadlinesAppointments, cut-off dates, your tasks and our tasks on one visible calendar, so you always know what is next and who it depends on.

What you are probably thinking

“Are you lawyers or an administrative agency?”

Neither. Landesp coordinates your process: identifying the route, organising the file, the deadlines and the documents. When a case requires legal work (legal judgement, representation, appeals), the partner lawyer handles it and signs it. The distinction is real and we put it in writing in your proposal.

“Can you guarantee me an NIE or TIE appointment?”

No, and be wary of anyone who does: availability is controlled by the authorities. What we guarantee is our part: a prepared file, monitored official channels and a request the moment a slot opens.

“What if I pay and my procedure turns out not to be viable?”

That is what the viability review is for. As soon as you pay, a coordinator reviews your case before any work starts: if the route you chose does not hold up, we propose the right one and adjust the price, or refund you in full. That is a commitment of ours, on top of the 14-day withdrawal right the law gives you as a consumer.

Common questions about immigration paperwork

What is the difference between what you do and what a lawyer does?

We coordinate: identifying the route, building the document checklist, handling apostilles and translations, tracking deadlines and requesting appointments. The partner lawyer provides legal judgement, representation and signature where the procedure demands it. We never give legal advice ourselves.

How long does a residence procedure take?

It depends on the procedure and on the authorities. We recommend starting 8 to 12 weeks before you arrive. With early planning, many clients are operational within 15 to 30 days of landing.

Do I need to apostille all my documents?

Not all of them. It depends on the issuing country, on whether it is party to the Hague Convention and on the specific document. The checklist marks exactly which ones and in what order, because many start expiring from their issue date.

Are legal fees charged separately?

No. Legal work and the official fees for the procedure and the TIE are included in the price of your plan. The only separate costs are the consular visa fee, apostilles and sworn translations, and we tell you which ones apply before you pay.

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So there are no surprises. The legal work on your case is signed by a lawyer and is included in the price of your plan. The decision and the appointments rest with the authorities: no one can guarantee either. Full terms