If you are Cuban and also have Spanish citizenship and are thinking about returning to Spain and settling there, you should know that there are multiple autonomous communities with return plans, where they offer you help and guides to settle in their cities. We tell you below.
According to information At the beginning of October from the Labor Department of the Spanish Embassy in Havana, Cuba, if you return to Spain, “you can consult the return plans of the Autonomous Communities at the following link.”
There are multiple return programs to Spain, for Cubans with Spanish nationality, among other Latinos, from Andalusia, through the Canary Islands, to the Community of Madrid. But almost all communities offer these options to return to the Iberian country.
For example, in Andalusia, in cities like Seville, Granada or Córdoba, there is a program for the return of talent of working people. In Asturias, the Sumar Talento program, in the Canary Islands, Retorno del Talento, in Castilla y León, the return plan of Castilla y León, in Catalonia, the Aid to return plan.
Plans to return to Spain, according to the Embassy in Cuba
Beyond the successful Arraigo Project, there are official plans to return to Spain for each Autonomous Community, and the Spanish Embassy in Havana remembers this. For example, the Extremadura plan: Extremadura in the world.
Extremadurans abroad may be beneficiaries of this aid. Some requirements are: Having resided outside the Autonomous Community of Extremadura for a minimum period of three uninterrupted years immediately prior to the date of your return. Not more than one year has passed since the date of your return to Extremadura. Be registered and have effective residence in a municipality of Extremadura at the time of submitting the application.
“These aids are unique in nature, and no more than one can be requested per family unit,” they point out.
Descendants of Extremadura can register here.
If you want to know all the aid and return plans to Spain available. Click on this link.
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