Renew your 2026 regularisation NIE and move to a permit of up to 4 years
Did you get your papers through the 2026 regularisation? Don’t put them at risk!
Your permit only lasts 1 year: switch it to one of up to 4 years and stop renewing every year.
We take care of everything: we review your case, prepare your file and submit it within the legal deadline.
If it’s still too early, we’ll email you when your time comes.
What this renewal is
The 2026 extraordinary regularisation permit lasts 1 year and is not simply renewed: before it expires it must be modified into a residence and work permit. If granted, the new permit lasts 4 years.
Who gets the 4 years
You only need to meet one of these situations:
- You work with a contract (or have signed a new one) and have worked at least 3 months this year.
- You lost your job through no fault of your own and are still registered as unemployed.
- You have worked 9 of the last 12 months.
- You receive unemployment benefit or public integration support.
- You are self-employed and up to date with taxes and Social Security, or receive self-employed unemployment benefit.
- A family member with a permit has income to support you.
- You had to leave work because of gender-based or sexual violence.
If none applies, you can request a 1-year extension (registered as a jobseeker, or with an integration report) or a 4-year extension for serious illness, disability or retirement. Also: no criminal record and, if you have school-age children, they must be in school.
How it works
Check your case
You answer a few simple questions. If it is too early, we tell you the day your deadline opens.
Pay a fixed price
By card or Bizum. It includes the official fees, our fees and VAT.
Sign and upload your documents
You sign the application and the authorisation online and upload photos of your documents with the app.
We file and follow up
We pay the fees, file on time and tell you about every update.
Deadlines
- You apply in the 2 months before your permit expires (the first ones from February 2027).
- Up to 3 months after, with a possible fine.
- If filed on time, your permit stays valid until the decision.
Frequently asked questions
Can the 2026 regularisation permit be renewed?
Not as such: it lasts 1 year and, before it expires, it is modified into a 4-year residence and work permit. If that is not possible, you request an extension. People call it a renewal, but officially it is a modification.
When do I have to apply?
In the 2 months before your permit expires, or up to 3 months after with a possible fine. As permits were requested between April and June 2026, the first deadlines open from February 2027. Leave us your contact and we will tell you the exact day.
What happens to my permit while it is processed?
It is automatically extended: filing on time keeps your permit valid until a decision is made. You can keep working.
How long does the new permit last?
Four years, and it lets you work as an employee or self-employed anywhere in Spain.
And if I don’t have a job?
You can request a 1-year extension if you are registered as a jobseeker or have an integration report from your region. If you cannot work because of serious illness, disability or retirement, the extension is for 4 years.
Why do some people pay more?
Because of the state work fee, which is only paid in some cases. If you work with a contract, your employer pays it, as the law requires. If you are unemployed or receive a benefit, there is no work fee. If you are self-employed, the work fee is yours and we include it in your price. The assistant calculates the exact price for your case.