| Услуга | Стоимость |
|---|---|
| Criminal record retrieval from Russia + apostille | 594 € |
| Sworn translation (Russian → Spanish) | 64 € |
| Total — turnkey package | 658 € |
| Услуга | Стоимость |
|---|---|
| Criminal record retrieval from Ukraine + apostille | 594 € |
| Sworn translation (Ukrainian → Spanish) | 98 € |
| Total — turnkey package | 692 € |
Approximate delivery time from Ukraine: about 6 weeks + 3 weeks for sworn translation (waiting list, subject to dates)
| Услуга | Стоимость |
|---|---|
| Criminal record retrieval from Poland + apostille | 594 € |
| Sworn translation (Polish → Spanish) | 88 € |
| Total — turnkey package | 682 € |
What we need from you: A copy of your passport and registration pages. Citizens of other CIS countries — contact us for a quote.
We calculate the optimal timing to meet your legalization deadline
Certified by Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
24-hour courier delivery, no extra charge
On January 27, 2026, the Spanish government announced a mass legalization program — the regularización extraordinaria. The last similar amnesty took place in 2005 under Prime Minister Zapatero, when approximately 500,000 people were legalized. The 2026 program is expected to be even larger, with an estimated 500,000 to 900,000 applicants.
Applications are expected to open in April 2026 (after the Real Decreto is published in the Boletín Oficial del Estado). The submission deadline is June 30, 2026.
One of the key requirements is a criminal record certificate from your country of origin, covering the last 5 years. The document must be apostilled and translated by a sworn translator (traductor jurado).
Given that retrieval from abroad takes 3–6 weeks, you need to start now to ensure your certificate is still valid when you submit your application. Do not wait until applications open.
Send a copy of your passport via WhatsApp, Telegram, or Email. We will provide a bilingual POA template accepted by any notary in Spain or at the consulate. This allows us to procure your documents remotely without you needing to travel.
Our legal team in Russia or the CIS will request the original document from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD). Once obtained, we secure the Apostille stamp—an essential requirement for the document to hold legal weight in Spain.
We handle the reliable courier delivery of your original "wet-ink" apostilled document from the country of issuance directly to our office in Spain. We ensure your documents remain safe and intact during international transit.
Translators accredited by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAEC) perform the official translation. Following a dual-stage quality check, we apply a qualified electronic signature, making the document fully compatible with the Mercurio online filing platform.
Receive a digital PDF with a qualified electronic signature for the Mercurio platform, plus free courier delivery of your hard copies anywhere in Spain. Compliant with all 2026 legalization standards.
According to the Ministerio de Inclusión, the main requirements are:
✅ Proof of residence in Spain before December 31, 2025 (empadronamiento, medical records, bank statements, utility bills)
✅ Minimum 5 months of continuous residence at the time of application
✅ No criminal record in Spain or country of origin
✅ No active entry ban or deportation order
✅ Payment of the administrative fee (tasa)
What you get: A 1-year residence permit with full work authorization in any sector from day one. Children receive a 5-year residence permit.
If you order too early, the certificate may expire before you can submit your application. We calculate the optimal order date based on your planned submission to ensure the document remains valid.
he certificate from your country of origin may not be required — Spanish criminal records are checked automatically (de oficio). This point needs final confirmation after the Real Decreto is published in the BOE.
The draft regulations mention that a sworn statement may temporarily substitute the certificate while it is being processed abroad. This is not yet confirmed in the final legislation — we recommend ordering the certificate in advance to be on the safe side.
Not all Extranjería offices accept certificates issued by the Russian or Ukrainian consulate in Spain. A consular certificate often requires additional legalization at Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. An apostilled certificate from the MIA is the most universally accepted option.
Beyond the criminal record certificate, the legalization application requires a full set of documents: empadronamiento verification, proof of economic ties, medical certificates, and more. We work with trusted partner law firms and immigration agencies in Spain that specialize in the 2026 regularization process.
What partner agencies can help you with:
We handle the criminal record certificate. Our partners handle everything else. Together, you get full coverage — from document retrieval to final submission.
⚠️ Legal consultation and application filing services are provided by our partner agencies (abogados de extranjería), not by Lingua Franca directly.
Sworn translations since 2017. Specialized in Russian-Spanish documents.
We handle certificates from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus.
Retrieval → apostille → translation. One point of contact.
Translators officially appointed by Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Courier delivery across Spain within 24 hours.
Verified online business trust seal.
A copy of your passport (all completed pages) and the pages showing your registered address (propiska). Send them via email, WhatsApp, or Telegram. No originals required at this stage.
Send us a copy of your passport — we will assess the timeline and contact you within 30 minutes during business hours.
"Our firm has been working with Lingua Franca for over 8 years. Always high-quality service, fast and efficient. We highly recommend them for sworn translations in the legal field."
"Our attorneys always know where to find fast, qualified translators for Russian-speaking clients — at Lingua Franca. Grateful colleagues for accurate translations of legal terminology on tight deadlines."