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Verified Immigration Help in Spain

Immigration lawyers and gestorías for arraigo, NIE and TIE paperwork, each checked by a VisaMind editor against the provider's own website and, where one exists, the official professional register. Nobody pays to be listed, and every entry is re-checked within 120 days or removed.

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Each list covers one kind of paperwork. Open one to see every provider, what they charge, the languages they work in, and how to check them yourself.

  • NIE and TIE paperwork

    Gestorías for NIE, TIE and Residence Paperwork in Spain

    Gestorías that prepare NIE requests (EX-15), TIE card applications (EX-17), renewals and long-term residence applications (EX-11), along with the matching government fees.

    Providers
    13 gestorías
    Cities
    Barcelona, Alicante, Palma +5 more
    Languages
    Spanish, English, French +6 more
    Fees published
    3 of 13
    Confirmed on an official register
    4 of 13
    See the 13 gestorías

    Next re-check due by Feb 5, 2027

    Verified08 OCT 2026VisaMind editors

  • Arraigo · Barcelona

    Arraigo Lawyers in Barcelona

    Immigration lawyers who prepare arraigo applications under RD 1155/2024, each with a named lawyer confirmed on the Barcelona bar's register.

    Providers
    10 lawyers
    Cities
    Barcelona, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
    Languages
    Spanish, English, Catalan +11 more
    Fees published
    3 of 10
    Confirmed on an official register
    10 of 10
    See the 10 lawyers

    Next re-check due by Feb 5, 2027

    Verified08 OCT 2026VisaMind editors

  • Arraigo · Madrid

    Arraigo Lawyers in Madrid

    Immigration lawyers for arraigo applications in Madrid, each with a named lawyer confirmed on the Madrid bar's census.

    Goes live once an editor has verified 10 lawyers. None published yet.

    In reviewNot yet liveVisaMind editors

How a provider gets on a list

Every entry goes through the same four checks, in this order, before it is published.

  1. Found in public listings

    Editors start from map listings and web searches for the city or visa, never from paid placements or referral deals.

  2. Checked on its own website

    Office, services, languages and any published fees. A provider that promises approval, offers to supply funds or documents, or still sells a route the rules have closed is left out.

  3. Checked on the official register

    Where a public register exists, an editor confirms a named professional on it. Where none does, the listing says no registration was confirmed.

  4. Dated, then re-checked

    Every entry shows the day it was checked and comes off the list if it isn't re-checked within 120 days. A list goes live only with at least 10 verified providers.

Registers our editors check in Spain

Walk away if you see

  • A guaranteed approval, or a NIE or TIE promised by a fixed date. The Oficina de Extranjería and the police decide, and processing depends on the office.

  • Advice to apply under arraigo laboral as it worked before 20 May 2025, when RD 1155/2024 replaced it with new routes.

  • Charging for the cita previa slot itself. Appointments are free to book on the official system.

  • An offer to create or backdate documents such as padrón history, contracts or course enrolments. False evidence can lead to refusal and sanctions.

  • Asking you to sign blank forms, or to pay everything in cash up front with no written quote or engagement letter.

Prefer to file it yourself?

You don't need a provider for any of this. These step-by-step guides cover the same paperwork, with the documents and fees for each.

Common questions

No provider pays to appear on these lists, and VisaMind earns nothing from referrals. Listing is not an endorsement. Get a written quote and check credentials yourself before you hire anyone.

Sources:Ministerio de Inclusión: arraigo socialPolicía Nacional: NIE assignmentConsejo General de la Abogacía EspañolaConsejo General de Colegios de Gestores Administrativos

Last updated Oct 8, 2026