
Abogada de Extranjería en Madrid - Elena Abella Díaz
Madrid immigration attorney Elena Abella Díaz has practiced since 1997, focusing on immigration status, Spanish citizenship, residence permits, and family reunification.
About Abogada de Extranjería en Madrid - Elena Abella Díaz
Immigration law in Madrid
Elena Abella Díaz is an attorney specializing in immigration law in Madrid and has practiced since 1997. With more than 28 years of experience, she has focused on immigration status, Spanish citizenship, residence permits, and family reunification. She handles cases throughout Spain from her office in the Arganzuela neighborhood.
Main services
- Exceptional immigration regularization: filing applications through Spain's Mercurio system.
- Spanish citizenship: guidance through the process to meet legal requirements.
- Residence permits: work, study, or arraigo-based permits, including advice and application handling.
- Family reunification: managing procedures for bringing family members to Spain.
- Appeals of denials: challenging decisions that reject applications.
- Other matters: permit renewals, criminal-record expungement, visas, asylum applicants, and pending arraigo cases.
Experience and areas of practice
The attorney is authorized to file regularization applications through the Mercurio system. Her practice also follows regulatory changes, including Royal Decree 316/2026, the 2026 Immigration Regulation, and instructions on arraigo and humanitarian permits. Her website describes successful residence-permit and citizenship cases, some resolved in shorter time frames, and publishes articles about legal developments.
Office
The office is at Calle Embajadores 206, duplicado 1º A y B, near Plaza de Legazpi in Madrid's Arganzuela neighborhood. The practice handles procedures throughout Spain.
Contact
- Phone: 91 530 96 98 and 654 788 604 (WhatsApp).
- Email: quieroabogado@hotmail.com
- Website: www.abogadodeextranjeria.es
- Instagram: @abogada_deextranjeria
Confirm contact details and current services directly with the practice.
Immigration status, Spanish citizenship, residence permits, and family reunification