From September 30 to October 2, the Madrid Bar Association (ICAM) will host the Second Immigration Law Conference. This is no ordinary event: over the course of three days, judges, attorneys, and institutional representatives will analyze the changes that are reshaping immigration law in Spain.
New legal developments and court rulings will affect every procedure you undertake, from renewing a permit to applying for citizenship. Highlights of the program include extraordinary regularization, Supreme Court case law, the new European migration framework, and cross-border remote work. The conference will also address the integration of refugees and victims of human trafficking, as well as the role of consulates.
The section that will affect you most if you’re waiting for a response is the digitization of case files. The conference will address the practical problems posed by e-government: platform errors, documents that won’t upload, and deadlines calculated in unusual ways. If you have a proceeding underway, staying informed about these discussions will help you understand why your appointment is delayed or why the process is being restarted.
The organizers maintain that the event aims to be a forum for staying up to date, but also a gathering for everyone involved in this field. For you, as a foreign national, the value lies in the fact that many of these discussions later translate into circulars, instructions, or changes to forms. If you can’t attend, it’s a good idea to follow ICAM’s social media or the specialized press to catch the main takeaways.
Registration is now open, with three options: conference attendance, one that includes dinner, and another that includes dinner for two. If you’re a professional, you might be interested in the dinner to network; if you just want to listen, the basic option will suffice. In any case, the content is the same.
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