In 2026, an extraordinary process has been launched that will allow nearly 500,000 migrants to regularise their administrative status, thus recognising a reality that is already part of our shared life.
This extraordinary regularisation opens up a concrete opportunity to move towards stability, recognition, and access to rights. It also poses a collective challenge: ensuring that regularisation is not just a bureaucratic procedure, but a real step towards a more just society—and that these individuals can continue building a future full of opportunities.
With the campaign REGULARISATION: ALL ARE WELCOME IN, the social centres of the Social Sector of the Society of Jesus in Spain involved in this process aim to contribute by joining forces with organisations, public administrations, and citizens. Our goal is to ensure that the process reaches everyone eligible, to support them in their socio-labour integration, and to continue accompanying those who, unfortunately, will be left out.
Because we recognise ourselves as a welcoming society not only in what we say, but in what we do. Together, we aspire to become a true land of welcome: a society that recognises, guarantees rights, and accompanies people with closeness and justice.
Will you join us? Get involved and support the campaign.
WE SUPPORT…
To ensure that everyone has access to accurate and reliable information on how to regularise their status.
Through guidance sessions, administrative procedures, digital support, copies, appointment booking, etc.
We support individuals who cannot manage their application process on their own, as well as those we accompany in project-based initiatives.
WE INFORM…
About the regularisation process, both for those applying and for those who want to share accurate information:
WE PROMOTE INCLUSION…
Through programmes that guarantee access to education and employment, access to decent housing, the development of community networks and relationships, and the conditions necessary to renew residence permits.
In a European context marked by more restrictive policies such as the European Pact on Migration and Asylum, this campaign is also a commitment to hope. It stands for a genuine welcome that goes beyond words and translates into real opportunities and a shared commitment to the people who are already part of our common life.
We aim to raise awareness by fostering a closer, more informed, and more human perspective that recognises what already exists. At the same time, we seek to engage people—inviting citizens to take part by informing, supporting, and accompanying—so that no one is left behind due to a lack of access, information, or support.
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