The recent immigration reforms approved by the Spanish cabinet aim to simplify the regularisation process, making it easier for up to 300,000 migrants to gain legal status annually.
With these new measures, family reunification rules are also altered, and the regulation of temporary work permits has been simplified, enhancing opportunities for migrants.
Foreign students in Spain will benefit from more straightforward transitions from study visas to residence and work permits, aligning their opportunities with their fields of study.
Although these reforms are significant, the blanket regularisation proposal for half a million undocumented migrants is still pending in the legislative process.
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