DocuEspana (Spanish Immigration Procedures)
Guidance translation. If in doubt, the Spanish version and the official sources prevail. Applications and forms must be submitted in Spanish.

Procedures Cookie policy

Cookie policy

What we store in your browser, what it is for and how to change your decision at any time.

What a cookie is

A small file a website stores in your browser so it can recognise it on later visits. Two different things are used here: your browser's own storage so the site works, and Google Analytics cookies to measure usage. Only the second kind needs your permission.

Necessary storage

The light or dark theme, the language you picked, the boxes you tick in the document lists and your decision about this policy are kept in your browser's local storage. They never leave your device and are not shared with anyone. They are strictly necessary to provide the service you asked for, so they are exempt from consent under article 22.2 of the Spanish LSSI.

Analytics cookies

Google Analytics 4 tells us how many people look up each procedure, which language they arrive in and which guides they leave. That is what lets us decide what to update first. Nothing is installed until you press “Accept”, and if you reject, the script is never loaded and no data is sent.

  • _ga — Tells visitors apart. Set by Google Analytics. (2 years)
  • _ga_<ID> — Keeps the state of the measurement session. Set by Google Analytics. (2 years)

Who processes the data

Analytics is run by Google Ireland Limited, and the data may be processed in the United States by Google LLC under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and standard contractual clauses. See Google's privacy policy for how they use it. Google's privacy policy

From your browser

You can also delete or block cookies from your browser settings. If you block them entirely, the site still works exactly the same.

Have you spotted something wrong?

We keep this guide by hand and immigration rules change often. If something does not match what the official source says, tell us and we will fix it.

  • The review date shown in the footer: if it is old, we probably know already.
  • The official source linked on this entry: if it changed recently, tell us what it says now.

The email already includes the page, the language and the review date. You only have to tell us what you saw and, if you can, link the official source that contradicts it.

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