FAMILY REUNION
The applicant is a citizen not European, who has legal residence in Spain and can bring their relatives.
For this, the applicant must have legally residing in Spain
for a period
minimum of one year
and have a permit to reside in our country for at least another year, that is, have renewed their first residence card.
The applicant must have sufficient financial means
to support the regrouped once they enter Spain, providing bank accounts, payroll, etc.
Also, you must have a housing that has sufficient conditions for both members (and/or people who also live in the same house) live with dignity. To prove this, you must request a housing report from the city council of the city in which you reside. Among other things, this report takes into account how big the house is, how many people live in it, its condition, how many rooms it has, etc.
The following family can be regrouped as long as the relationship is documented:
1. MINOR AND PUTATIVE CHILDREN
These are the children of the marriage or of a member of the couple.
The certificate of No.birth is the document to prove the kinship.
2. SPOUSE OR DOMESTIC PARTNER
The sponsor can bring their partner, whether they are officially married or a de facto couple.
The document that proves the union is the marriage certificate or the de facto partnership certificate.
3. PARENTS AND IN-LAWS
To reunite parents or in-laws, the sponsor must have lived in Spain for at least 5 years and have a long-term card.
Parents or in-laws must be over 65 years of age.
Demonstrate that they really need to live with the sponsor and are in charge of the sponsor due to illness, physical limitations, etc.
Demonstrate that they are economically dependent on the sponsor.
It is important to prove the relationship with the birth certificate of the sponsor.