Immigration without the hassle, paperwork made clear.
We prepare all your documentation and arrange your appointment. You submit the application yourself, in person, with everything ready. Fixed price, no surprises.
- You know the total price before you start
- Personalized document checklist
- We refer you to a licensed lawyer if your case needs one
AI speeds up the initial review of your documentation, but the final judgment and responsibility always rest with a member of our team — never a fully automated decision.
Which procedure do you need?
Choose one or more.
What we do and what we don't do
So you know exactly what you're hiring, no fine print.
We do
- Tell you exactly which procedure you need and which papers are required
- Prepare all your documentation, reviewed and ready
- Get your appointment
- Support you until you submit
We don't
- We don't legally represent you before the administration
- We don't submit the application for you — you submit it yourself, with everything already prepared
- We don't guarantee the outcome: that's decided by the administration, not us
- We don't replace a lawyer if your case has prior denials or needs an appeal — that's when we refer you to one
How much you save compared to an immigration lawyer
| Procedure | Immigration lawyer | Inmigrion |
|---|---|---|
| TIE renewal | €225 - €425 | 90€ |
| Family reunification | €400 - €700 | 260€ |
| Arraigo (settlement permit) | €300 - €700 | 260€ |
| Spanish nationality | €520 - €1,200 + VAT | 350€ |
Lawyer fees are indicative, based on rates published by immigration law firms in Spain in 2026. Both figures exclude official government fees (form 790, CCSE/DELE exams), which are always paid separately by the client, and appointment management, which is a separate service.
An immigration lawyer charges to legally represent you before the administration. For a standard case — no prior denials, no appeal, no complications — you don't actually need most of that representation: you need someone to organize your paperwork properly before you submit it. That's what we do, which is why on nationality you can save over €1,000, and on arraigo or family reunification up to €440, depending on the firm you compare us to.
If your case is more complex, we'll tell you from the very first minute and refer you to a lawyer we trust — we won't undercharge you for work that actually needs more.
Why we're cheaper than a traditional agency
It's not magic — we simply don't charge for things most procedures don't need. We use our own tools to move faster on the part that is ours: triage, document checklists, appointment tracking — and that's what lets us lower the price without lowering the quality of the preparation.
How it works
Three clear steps, no half-done procedures or paperwork you don't understand.
Tell us your case
Fill out the 5-step form. We'll tell you exactly which procedure you need and how much it costs, no surprises.
We prepare your file
We review your documents, prepare them correctly, and arrange your appointment at the immigration office.
You submit your application
You go to your appointment with everything ready and submit it in person. We make sure nothing is missing.
Fixed prices
No fine print: this is what you pay for preparing your file. Official government fees (if any) are paid separately, directly to the administration.
| Procedure | Price |
|---|---|
| Municipal registration (padrón) | 60€ |
| EU citizen registration certificate | 110€ |
| NIE (Foreigner ID Number) | 55€ |
| NIE certificate | 35€ |
| TIE / permit renewal | 90€ |
| Initial residence and work authorization | 220€ |
| Arraigo (social, labor, or family settlement permit) | 260€ |
| Family reunification | 260€ |
| Spanish nationality | 350€ |
| Long-term (permanent) residence | 150€ |
| Authorization modification | 200€ |
| Self-employment work authorization | 280€ |
| EU citizen family member card | 240€ |
| Health card | 70€ |
Appointment management: temporarily unavailable. We prepare all your documentation ready to submit, and explain how to get your own appointment.
This is a management and follow-up service throughout your procedure. We don't guarantee getting the appointment: it depends on the administration's availability.
Estimated timeframe. It depends on the assigned immigration office and may vary.
How to get your immigration appointment
Even though we don't manage the appointment for you right now, this is part of what your preparation includes: a real guide to booking it yourself. It's a free procedure — you don't need to pay anyone to get it.
Where to book it
On the official site sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es, under "Cita Previa Extranjería". You can also call 060 for help.
What you'll need on hand
Your NIE or passport number, your province, and the exact procedure you're submitting. If you're not sure which one applies to you, it's in the checklist we prepare for you.
When new slots tend to open up
New slots open up as other people cancel, at times that vary and aren't fixed — there's no guaranteed official schedule, so the most reliable approach is checking the site regularly rather than trusting a specific hour you've read somewhere.
If you can't find a slot
Keep checking the site periodically: new slots open up every few days. Also check whether your procedure can be submitted online without an in-person appointment. If you've been stuck for a long time, message us and we'll take a look with you.
What you shouldn't do
Don't pay anyone for a resold appointment. Spain's National Police have dismantled several groups that block appointments using automated bots and resell them for €50-90 for something that's free — in some cases the appointment wasn't even real. Paying for this isn't just wasting money: it can leave you without a valid appointment on the day of your procedure.
How appointments are booked and their availability can change without notice. Always check sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es for the most current information.
Frequently asked questions
No. Inmigrion is a document preparation and appointment management service. We don't offer legal representation or legal advice. For complex cases or appeals, we refer you to a licensed lawyer.