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A new regulation was recently enacted to update Spain’s immigration laws and will take effect May 20.
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Background: In recent months, the Spanish government has approved measures to streamline the visa process as well as raise the minimum wage and work on an Integration Plan. The new regulation is designed to clarify visa procedures while establishing five types of integration that strengthen the rights of migrant workers and provides guarantees for companies. A wide range of areas and processes are covered in this regulation, including visa types as well as temporary and long-term residence. BAL will continue to monitor developments and will provide more information as it becomes available.
This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice Group.
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