Social arraigo vs. labor arraigo: differences and how to choose
Choosing the right path reduces processing times and increases the probability of approval. Here is a simple comparison to help you decide with criteria.
Social arraigo
- Requires continuous residence in Spain.
- Relies on an integration report or family ties.
- Usually requires a contract or financial means.
Labor arraigo
- Accredited through prior employment relationship.
- Requires clear evidence of work activity and time worked.
- May be faster if you already have that documentation.
How to choose
If you have demonstrable work history, labor arraigo may be the best option. If your strength is integration and ties, social arraigo usually fits better.
We help you evaluate your case and choose the path with the highest chances of success.
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