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    Pellicer & Heredia

    Regulated law firm

    Alicante-headquartered Spanish law firm advising international clients on immigration, residence, nationality, tax, property and cross-border private-client matters.

    Alicante, Spain

    Firm Snapshot

    Founded
    2008
    HQ
    Alicante, Spain
    Offices
    12 listed locations
    Public team
    26 listed professionals
    Provider type
    Regulated law firm
    Programs
    Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa
    Notable
    Multilingual Alicante-headquartered law firm with 12 listed locations

    About Pellicer & Heredia

    Editorial summary

    Pellicer & Heredia combines Spanish immigration work with tax, conveyancing, succession and broader private-client advice through a large multilingual team and a widely distributed office network. Its current site correctly treats Spain's Golden Visa as closed to new applicants from 3 April 2025, despite stale wording on several location pages. Clients should confirm the contracting entity and staffed office because the current legal notice, professional-company material and office summaries are not fully consistent.

    Pellicer & Heredia was founded by Ignacio Pellicer Mollá and Pedro Heredia Ortiz, with the current founder profile supporting 2008 as the brand founding year. The Alicante-headquartered practice advises foreign individuals, families and businesses on Spanish visas and residence permits, nationality, tax, property, succession and related civil and commercial matters. Current routes include the Digital Nomad and Non-Lucrative Visas, work and family permits, study routes, NIE/TIE processes and nationality applications. New Spanish Golden Visa applications ended on 3 April 2025; the firm now publishes renewal, transitional and alternative-route advice for existing investors. Its dedicated directory lists 12 locations, while its homepage and ISO certificate cover narrower sets, so office status should be confirmed. The exact Alicante Google listing showed 4.7 from 116 reviews on 24 August 2026. The firm publishes Alicante Bar numbers 5918 for Ignacio and 5954 for Pedro; those numbers are historically corroborated independently, while a fresh exact national-census result remains pending.

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    Ignacio Pellicer Mollá

    Lawyer and founding partner

    Pellicer & HerediaPartner

    Firm jurisdictions
    Spain
    Firm routes
    Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa

    Firm-published professional

    Ignacio Pellicer Mollá is a founding partner of Pellicer & Heredia and advises international individuals, investors and businesses on immigration, private international law, succession, family, commercial, civil, dispute and non-resident tax matters in Spain. His official profile publishes Alicante Bar number 5918 and Spanish, English and Italian; a 2017 UK government lawyer list independently corroborates the same number, but a fresh exact national-census result remains pending.

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    Pedro Heredia Ortiz

    Lawyer and founding partner

    Pellicer & HerediaPartner

    Firm jurisdictions
    Spain
    Firm routes
    Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa

    Firm-published professional

    Pedro Heredia Ortiz is a founding partner of Pellicer & Heredia. His current official profile connects him with international commercial law, litigation and arbitration, immigration, property, international tax, restructuring, insolvency and intellectual property. The firm publishes Alicante Bar number 5954 and Spanish and English; a 2017 UK government lawyer list independently corroborates the same number, while a fresh exact national-census result remains pending.

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    Areas of Practice

    Countries

    Visa Types

    Non-Lucrative Visa
    Digital Nomad Visa

    Specializations

    Services

    Spanish Digital Nomad Visa
    Spanish Non-Lucrative Visa
    Work and residence permits
    Family reunification and EU-family residence cards
    Student, research and training permits
    NIE, TIE and residence renewals
    Spanish nationality and citizenship applications
    Legacy Spanish Golden Visa renewals and transitional cases only
    Immigration-linked tax advice
    Property and conveyancing
    International succession and private-client advice
    Civil, commercial, employment, criminal, banking and dispute-resolution support

    Frequently Asked Questions about Pellicer & Heredia

    Does Pellicer & Heredia still handle Spanish Golden Visa cases?

    Spain stopped accepting new Golden Visa applications from 3 April 2025. Pellicer & Heredia's current dedicated page offers advice for existing holders, renewals, pre-cut-off applications, investment changes and alternative residence routes. The directory does not route new applicants to a closed programme.

    Which active Spanish residence routes does the firm cover?

    Current first-party pages cover Digital Nomad and Non-Lucrative Visas, work, family, study and exceptional-circumstance permits, EU-family residence, NIE/TIE procedures, renewals and nationality applications.

    How many Pellicer & Heredia offices are currently listed?

    The dedicated current directory lists 12 locations: 11 in Spain and one in Santiago, Chile. The homepage names only nine Spanish locations and the ISO certificate covers five offices, so clients should confirm whether a chosen location is staffed and which entity will contract.

    How large is the published team?

    The current team page names 26 people: 10 lawyers or junior lawyers and 16 tax, administrative, client-care, paralegal, financial and insurance professionals. This directory preserves those role distinctions.

    Who founded Pellicer & Heredia?

    Ignacio Pellicer Mollá and Pedro Heredia Ortiz are the current founding partners. Ignacio's official profile says he has been partner and founder since 2008.

    What external rating is recorded?

    On 24 August 2026, the exact Alicante Google listing showed 4.7 from 116 reviews. No exact-domain Trustpilot profile was found. Ratings can change after the stated date.

    Which legal entity operates the firm?

    Current sources conflict. The legal notice names Pellicer & Heredia, C.B. with tax ID E-54471347, while current professional-company and ISO material names Pellicer y Heredia Abogados y Asesores Tributarios, S.L.P. with tax ID B72738206. Clients should confirm the entity shown in the engagement letter.

    Can the firm guarantee a visa or residence result?

    No. Spanish authorities decide immigration and nationality applications. The firm can advise, prepare and represent within its professional scope, but neither it nor Golden Visa Lawyers can guarantee approval or timing.

    Sources checked for this profile

    These links show where the profile's material facts came from and when each source was last checked. Firm-published information is identified separately from official records and external review data.

    Contact

    Locations

    Alicante, Spain

    Primary Office

    Almería, Spain

    Ciudad Quesada, Spain

    Moraira, Spain

    Mojácar, Spain

    Marbella, Spain

    Jávea, Spain

    Hondón de las Nieves, Spain

    Petrer, Spain

    Calpe, Spain

    Madrid, Spain

    Santiago, Chile

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    How Pellicer & Heredia compares in Spain

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