Spain•Europe3 months
EUR €27
Varies by filing options
5 years
Renewable
Renewal
Renewable
Family
Dependents allowed
PR Pathway
Yes
Sponsor
No job offer needed
Work
Remote work OK

Residence and work permit for foreign women who are victims of gender-based or sexual violence.
Spain's Art. 31 bis grants temporary residence and work rights to foreign women victims of gender-based violence, regardless of immigration status.
Provisional permit converts to a 5-year renewable authorization once proceedings conclude. All work sectors covered; minor children may be included. Fees ~€27.
This visa is ideal for foreign women in Spain who have reported gender-based violence and hold a protection order or prosecutor's report, regardless of immigration status.

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SpainMust have a protection order or a Public Prosecutor's report indicating evidence of gender-based or sexual violence.
Protection order or Public Prosecutor's report
Valid passport
Application form
| Modelo 790-052 Fee for authorization of residence and work under exceptional circumstances — section 2.3.2.b (gender violence victims) | Fill online |
| Modelo 790-012 Fee for fingerprinting and issuance of the TIE (Foreigner Identity Card) | Fill online |

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