The Spanish government is rolling out an extraordinary plan to help over half a million foreigners gain legal status and work permits. The plan applies to anyone who arrived before December 31, 2025, has been living there for at least five months, and maintains a clean criminal record. To ensure everyone receives their criminal record certificates on time, the consulate is extending its hours until 11pm, including weekends.
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Espanya, magbibigay ng legal residency sa libo-libong dayuhan

AFRICA NEWS

May plano ang Espanya na bigyan ng legal na katayuan at permit sa trabaho ang mahigit kalahating milyong dayuhan. Para ito sa mga dumating bago ang 2026 na nanirahan na doon ng limang buwan. Bukas ang mga konsulado hanggang 11pm para masigurong makakakuha ang lahat ng kailangang dokumento.

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