Permanent residence permit in Spain

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There are two ways for students to apply for residence in Spain: one is to get a diploma after studying, and there is no scholarship. If you choose a company related to your major, and the company is willing to pay insurance for you and issue an employment contract, you can apply for legal residence in exchange for the nature of work and residence; Second, regardless of whether students have completed their studies, according to the same illegal immigration laws and regulations in Spain, as long as they have lived in Spain for more than three years and a company is willing to pay insurance for you and issue a contract, they can apply for permanent residence. This rooted residence does not require a diploma, but it requires a valid certificate such as a family certificate and a passport that have lived in Spain for three years and proof of time.

Working residence and rooted residence are of the same nature. Only when applying for permanent residence, students must live for more than three years after the expiration of their residence.

Whether you change your residence, change your job or take root in Spain, the time schedule for changing your residence is as follows: the first year, the first two years, the second two years, the first five years and the second five years.

In other words, the first five-year residence is not a long-term residence, but a short-term residence of five years. After the short-term residence of five years is replaced, the so-called long-term residence can be replaced and you can choose naturalization.