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Spain Formally Closes Its Golden-Visa Chapter, Signalling a Shift Toward ‘Responsible’ Investment Migration
Madrid has confirmed that no new real-estate golden-visa applications are being accepted, cementing last year’s legal repeal of the scheme. Existing holders keep their status, but future investors must use stricter, productive pathways. The decision forces companies and relocation advisers to pivot toward work-linked permits and entrepreneurial routes, marking a wider European move away from passive capital migration.
Administrative Bottleneck: Social-Security Numbers Delay Spain’s Mass Regularisation Drive
El País reveals that thousands of migrants accepted under Spain’s huge regularisation still lack Social-Security numbers, blocking formal hiring and payroll registration. The backlog threatens seasonal recruitment and highlights the practical challenges of Spain’s rights-oriented migration overhaul.
Spain and Saudi Arabia Agree Mutual Visa-Free Access for Diplomatic and Service Passports
Madrid and Riyadh have created a Strategic Partnership Council and, crucially for mobility teams, a reciprocal visa-waiver covering diplomatic, special and service passports. The move slashes lead times for government and project staff, deepens Spain’s role in Saudi Vision 2030 and could pave the way for wider visa facilitation.
Spanish Police Warn of Rising Document-Forgery Rings Undermining Border Security
National Police officials tell EFE that forged passports and IDs are proliferating, enabling criminal networks to exploit Spain’s immigration and banking systems. Recent raids exposed mafia cells using fake documents to secure NIEs, highlighting the need for stricter verification by employers and tougher penalties.