Spain’s Supreme Court has made significant changes to immigration and residency rules in the country just two weeks after the mass migrant amnesty, covering family reunification, residency of relatives of Spanish citizens, criminal records and more.
Esme Fox - esme@thelocal.es
Updated: Fri 17 Jul 2026 10:48 CET
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A migrant woman waits to be seen at a social security office in Spain. (Photo by JOSE LUIS ROCA / AFP)
Spain’s Supreme Court has made significant changes to immigration and residency rules in the country just two weeks after the mass migrant amnesty, covering family reunification, residency of relatives of Spanish citizens, criminal records and more.
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