SOCIAL INTEGRATION THROUGH TIES OR PERSONAL INTEGRATION

   They are the following :

-a-Not being a citizen of a Member State of the European Union, the European Economic Area, or Switzerland, or a family member of citizens of these countries to whom the Union citizen regime applies.

-b-Having no criminal record in Spain or in the countries where they have resided in the last five years, for crimes recognized under Spanish law.

-c-Not being listed as inadmissible in the territory of countries with which Spain has signed an agreement to that effect.

-d-Not being, where applicable, within the period of commitment not to return to Spain that the foreign national assumed upon voluntarily returning to their country of origin.

-e-Not posing a threat to public order, security, or public health.

-f-Being in Spain and not having the status of an applicant for international protection at the time of submitting the application or during its processing.
An applicant for international protection is defined as a foreign national who has submitted an application for international protection on which a final administrative and, where applicable, judicial decision has not yet been issued.

-g-Having resided continuously in Spain for at least the two years prior to submitting said application. To meet this requirement, absences from Spain during this period cannot exceed 90 days.

When the foreign national has been an applicant for international protection, the time spent in Spain during the processing of the application for international protection until a final administrative and, where applicable, judicial decision is issued will not be counted.

-h1-Having family ties with other foreign nationals holding a residence permit (spouse or registered domestic partner and first-degree relatives in the direct line) and demonstrating sufficient financial means for their support.
In any case, at least 100% of the IPREM (Public Indicator of Multiple Effects Income) must be reached to support the family member applying for residency based on family ties. Therefore, 100% of the IPREM must be demonstrated for the family member with legal residence, with whom the relationship is being established, and 100% for the applicant, totaling 200% of the IPREM, regardless of the number of members in the household.
The financial resources must be available in Spain and originate from the aforementioned family members. If the requirements of Article 84 are met, it may be claimed that the resources come from self-employment.

-h2-If the existence of such family ties is not demonstrated, the social integration efforts of the foreign national will be assessed, supported by a favorable report. This report may be issued by the Autonomous Communities or, where applicable, by the municipalities in whose territory the foreign national has their habitual residence. The report must be issued within one month of your request.

-i-Pay the corresponding fee for processing the procedure.