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Sesse
Barcelona on Mar-2026
Initial Review
Service: Handled credential homologation and Selectividad certification for Barcelona university admission
I hired Alex to help me take care of all my paperwork so I could study in Barcelona. I'm from the United States and he basically helped me obtain a certificate saying I had passed the selectividad and that I was eligible to go to this university. He was so helpful, that I didn't even have to know what anything was, he just took care of everything. Price-wise, I didn't really know what to expect; any couple hundred bucks is a lot, but it wasn't anything crazy and overall no complaints. Had a great experience.
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Humberto
Lisbon/Madrid on Apr-2026
Initial Review
Service: Corporate legal, HR, labor, immigration, and accounting services
I’ve been working with Maria Fernanda’s Cigarran office for many years on corporate legal issues, human resources and labor matters, immigration, and even accounting, both personally and for my business. They are a small office, very available, meticulous when they evaluate and work on a case, and they answer fast. Prices feel fair, sometimes even cheap for what they do, and I really value that they tell you at the beginning if something is outside their scope so you don’t waste time. I’m very satisfied and I recommend them without any problem.
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Bureaucratic Services in Madrid: costs, languages & what to check

Locallista lists 2 hand-vetted English-speaking bureaucratic services in Madrid, rated 9.7/10 on average across verified expat reviews. Every provider serves customers in English, working across neighbourhoods like Salamanca, Chamberí and Centro. In Madrid, monthly self-employed (autónomo) accounting typically runs €50–€120 (2026). Compare profiles and reviews, then contact a bureaucratic service directly — no language barrier.

  • Vetted providers: 2 English-speaking bureaucratic services in Madrid, rated 9.7/10 on average.
  • Languages spoken: English, Spanish, German and Catalan.
  • Where they work: Madrid and surrounding areas, including Salamanca, Chamberí and Centro.
  • Typical price: Monthly self-employed (autónomo) accounting typically runs €50–€120 (2026); final cost varies by provider and job.
  • Before you hire: confirm whether quarterly tax filings (IVA/IRPF or IVA/IRS) are included in the monthly fee.
  • Paperwork tip: in Spain, ask for a factura with IVA (21% VAT) so the work is documented and guaranteed.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our gestores in Madrid help with residency permits, empadronamiento, NIE, social security registration, vehicle registration, tax declarations, and more. They specialize in assisting expats with complex paperwork and public administration in Spain.

  • Costs vary depending on the service and complexity. Basic documentation services usually start around €40-80, while more complex residency or immigration procedures may range from €100-300. Each gestor provides clear pricing details.

  • Yes, all gestores listed on Locallista speak English and often other languages. Language abilities are clearly displayed on each provider’s profile.

  • Absolutely! Our gestores are experienced in assisting expats with all key bureaucratic steps required when living in Spain. They’ll guide you through every stage and handle much of the paperwork for you.