Alberto García López

Who signs what you read here

Every legal page on this site — the guides, the service pages, the FAQ answers — is reviewed by Alberto García López, registered nº 11.441 with the Ilustre Colegio de la Abogacía de Málaga. That is not a courtesy line. English-language content about Spanish immigration is full of thresholds copied from regulations that were repealed years ago, and the people who act on them pay for it in refused applications.

So when a page here states an income requirement, it is because the current regulation says so — and when the rules change, which in 2026 they have repeatedly, the page gets rewritten rather than left to age quietly.

Working in English, filing in Spanish

The consulates, the immigration office and the courts all work in Spanish, and so do the files. What changes here is the conversation: you get the reasoning, the deadlines and the honest odds in your own language, including when the honest answer is that the route you had in mind is the wrong one.

The other firms in the group

The same team runs two Spanish-language sites, each on its own domain so the audiences do not get mixed:

• Globalium ExtranjeríaThe Spanish and Brazilian-Portuguese side: arraigo routes, nationality, family reunification and appeals.
• Globalium HomologacionesRecognition of foreign healthcare degrees before the Spanish ministry — medicine, nursing, dentistry and the rest of the regulated professions.

Verification

Bar number 11.441, Ilustre Colegio de la Abogacía de Málaga. The number is checkable in the bar association’s public register, and the professional profile is on LinkedIn. Physical office at Camino de Coín 14, 29640 Fuengirola (Málaga), Spain.