Spain’s extraordinary regularisation process, launched on 16 April and ending on 30 June, received 1,174,978 applications, of which 609,737 have been processed. The majority—83.2%—were submitted online, while 16.8% were presented in person, with nearly 200,000 applications received across 448 postal and social‑security offices. The Ministry reports 159,097 new social‑security affiliates as a result of the scheme. Applicants are predominantly young, with 59.4% under 34 years old, and 87% fall within the 16‑64 working‑age range. Men account for 57% of the applications, women 43%. The top nationalities are Colombian (25.9%), Moroccan (13.3%) and Venezuelan (11.8%). Of the applications, 79.6% concerned extraordinary arraignment under exceptional circumstances, while 20.4% were for international protection. In online submissions, 58% were made by lawyers, followed by officials (16.8%) and administrative managers (8.4%).
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