Arraigo in plain words: what it is and who can apply
Arraigo in Spain: what it is, the five types, who can apply, required residence and what the permit gives, per the Reglamento as amended in 2026.
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Arraigo
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Arraigo social, sociolaboral, socioformativo, familiar and segunda oportunidad: what counts and what evidence people gather.
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Proof of residence for arraigo: how to prove 2 years in Spain
Documents that prove two years of residence for arraigo: padrón, medical records, bank, rental, tickets. How to build a timeline and avoid mistakes.
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How to get an informe de integración social in Catalonia
Informe de integración social in Catalonia: when needed, who issues it (Generalitat), applying via the Ajuntament, documents, timing, validity and cost.
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Arraigo familiar in Spain: requirements, documents and how to apply
Arraigo familiar for parents of a minor citizen of another EU state: requirements, vs a Spaniard's family, documents, fee, steps and mistakes.
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Arraigo in Spain 2026: how many years you need to live there
How long you must live in Spain for arraigo in 2026: two years in a row, a 90-day limit on absences, which periods do not count and how to prove the time.
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Types of arraigo in Spain: five options and how to choose yours
Types of arraigo: segunda oportunidad, sociolaboral, social, socioformativo and familiar. Requirements, timelines, work rights and what changed in 2026.
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Arraigo social in Spain: family ties, informe and financial means
Arraigo social in Spain: two routes (resident family or informe de integración), funds from 100% of IPREM, documents, application and mistakes. 2026 guide.
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Arraigo sociolaboral in Spain: contracts from 20 hours and work rights
Arraigo sociolaboral in Spain: contracts of 20 hours a week or more, SMI, employer requirements, documents and the right to work once admitted.
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Arraigo socioformativo in Spain: programmes, informe and 30 hours
Arraigo socioformativo in Spain: eligible programmes, informe de integración, application and enrolment deadlines, work up to 30 hours a week, renewal.
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Arraigo de segunda oportunidad: who qualifies after losing residence
Arraigo de segunda oportunidad in Spain: who qualifies if a permit was not renewed, what blocks it, documents, article 126(h) and how to apply in 2026.
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