Transparent, staged fees that track the progress of your case. The final payment falls due only once your visa is approved — not before.
Three stages. Pay as your case progresses — not upfront.
Most immigration firms ask for a large sum upfront, regardless of outcome. We do things differently. Your fees are split into stages that track the actual progress of your application — so your financial exposure is always proportionate to where you are in the process.
Opens your case on the dashboard, triggers your free eligibility review, and assigns you a personal case manager. Your lawyer begins your document checklist immediately.
Your full application pack — forms, sworn translations, employer or client letters — is complete and reviewed by your lawyer. This stage falls due when everything is prepared and ready to file.
The largest payment only falls due when you've received your approval. You celebrate getting your DNV — then pay the final stage.
Choose the service that fits your situation. Family discounts available — contact us before starting for a personalised quote.
We include everything we can in the service fee. Here's what sits outside it — and why.
Required for employed applicants. Self-employed (autónomo) applicants are covered by Spain's public health system. For employed applicants, arrange a DNV-compliant policy via spanish-healthinsurance.com.
UGE applications (in Spain): the tasa is included in our fee. Consulate applications (from abroad): the tasa is payable directly to Spanish authorities at submission. We confirm the exact amount at document preparation stage.
You'll need apostilled criminal record certificates from every country you've lived in over the last five years. The cost varies by country and is payable directly to your home government — we'll guide you through exactly what to get.
DNV holders can opt into Spain's special 24% flat tax regime for up to 6 years. This is a separate post-approval service handled by our specialist tax team — not bundled into the DNV fee.
Once approved and in Spain, you'll book your TIE appointment directly at your local police station within 30 days. There's a small government fee for the card itself. We walk you through the whole process.
Official translations are included up to €150 per person on new applications and up to €75 per person on renewals. This covers criminal record, proof of income, and employer/client letter. Any excess is charged at cost and confirmed with you in advance.
Bringing your family? Here's what you need to know.
Spouses, registered partners, and dependent children can all be included in your application. A family discount is available — contact us before starting so we can give you a personalised quote for your household.
| Applicant profile | Monthly income to plan for (2026) |
|---|---|
| Single applicant | €2,849 / month (UGE and consulates cite €2,442) |
| Main applicant + spouse / partner | €3,918 / month (adds 75% of the 2026 minimum wage; cited figure €3,358) |
| Each further family member | + about €356 / month each (25% of the 2026 minimum wage; cited figure €305) |
| Example: 2 adults + 2 children | €4,630 / month (cited figure €3,968) |
Common questions about our fees
Start your free eligibility check today — no payment required until we've confirmed you qualify.
