— Expats in Spain · since 2015
English-Speaking Immigration Lawyer in Spain
Moving to Spain, applying for residency or sorting out your immigration status shouldn’t mean battling legal jargon in a language that isn’t your own.
Advisors Costa Blanca brings together administrative expertise and in-house legal support, so you get one team handling your case from the first consultation to the final resolution.
4.9 ★
+130 reviews
10+ years
helping expats settle in Spain
the firm
Immigration Lawyers
Advisors Costa Blanca is led by Yannelsis Soto, a registered gestora administrativa who has spent her career helping expats settle in Spain the right way. Our team includes an in-house immigration lawyer, so legal and administrative matters are handled under the same roof instead of being passed between different providers.
We work in English, Russian and Spanish, and our Google rating reflects years of cases handled for the expat community on the Costa Blanca.
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visas & procedures
Lawyers for Visas and Immigration Procedures
Each visa and residency route has its own requirements, timeline and paperwork. We review your situation and decide which route applies and what it involves before any work begins.
If you work remotely for a company or clients outside Spain, the Digital Nomad Visa lets you live here legally while you keep working. We review your contracts and income to confirm you qualify before we file anything on your behalf.
The Non-Lucrative Visa suits people who want to live in Spain without working locally, provided they can show sufficient financial means. We help you put together the proof of funds and medical cover the consulate asks for.
NIE & TIE
Your NIE number and TIE card are the foundation of almost every process in Spain, from opening a bank account to buying property. When your case involves more than a straightforward application, our legal team steps in to resolve it.
EU citizens and their family members follow a different route to residency than non-EU applicants. We handle the registration certificate and family residency applications, including cases where a family member isn’t an EU national.
Other Immigration Services
Regularisation, family reunification and Spanish nationality applications each follow their own rules and deadlines. If your situation doesn’t fit neatly into the categories above, talk to our legal team and we’ll tell you where you stand.
Find us
Costa Blanca Lawyers for immigration matters
Our office is based on the Costa Blanca, and that’s where you can meet us in person. For clients elsewhere in Spain, we handle the whole process remotely by phone, email and video call, so location is never a barrier to getting the right legal support.
Advisors Costa Blanca
Office
C. de Pedro Lorca, 6, 2-I (B, 03181 Torrevieja, Alicante
Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00
beyond the visa
Relocate to Spain with Immigration Lawyers
Getting your visa approved is just the first step of moving to Spain. Once you arrive, there’s still your NIE, your residency card, registering with the town hall, and in many cases buying property or exchanging your driving licence.
Advisors Costa Blanca stays with you through all of it. Instead of starting over with a new provider for each procedure, you work with a team that already knows your case and your documents.
questions
Frequently asked questions about immigration in Spain
Do you offer a free immigration consultation?
No, the first consultation has a price but comes with no obligation to proceed. We’ll review your situation and explain your options clearly before you decide anything.
How much does an immigration lawyer cost in Spain?
Costs depend on the service and the complexity of your case. After your first consultation, we give you a fixed quote in writing before any work begins, so there are no surprises later.
Can you help with the legal process and the paperwork afterwards?
Yes. Our legal team handles the immigration side of your case, and our administrative team takes care of everything that follows, from your NIE to your residency card and beyond, without passing you on to another provider.
How long does the visa or residency process take?
Timelines depend on the visa type and the Spanish immigration authorities, which we don’t control. Once we’ve reviewed your case, we’ll give you a realistic estimate based on current processing times.
Do you work with clients outside the Costa Blanca?
Yes. While our office is on the Costa Blanca, we handle cases for clients across Spain remotely, by phone, email and video call.
contact
Contact our immigration Lawyers
Tell us about your situation and our legal team will confirm whether we can help and how we’d approach it.