Welcome to Navarra!
We want to be a place where you can find INFORMATION when you arrive in Navarra.
We believe that all people are equal, that we all have the same rights and responsibilities, and therefore deserve the same opportunities. We work for the free movement of all human beings and support and defend migrants in their fight for their rights.
We want to help you find your path and your place, while respecting your right to stay wherever you want! Wishing you lots of strength to build your future here, if that is what you choose!
LOCATION: We are located at Casa de la Juventud, c/ Sangüesa 30 (room 4.1), every Monday from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
IMPORTANT INFO TO NOTE, NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE FROM:
- A person that does not have documents is irregular, not illegal. S/he has not done anything illegal. He or she just does not have an official document.
- Do not keep your passport or any original documents with you! Always carry a photocopy instead!
- If the National Police stop you, you MUST go with them if requested (but only if is the National Police, NOT the Municipal Police, the Policía Foral or Guardia Civil). For their part, the National policemen and women are required to call a lawyer. Do not be afraid of the lawyer, he is the person that will help you! Listen to their advice and follow it! And remember, you have the right to a translator!
- If you are given an expulsion order, don’t be afraid at first because the expulsion is not immediate. The process usually lasts at least 2 years. Within the first 48 hours after the expulsion procedure begins, a public defender can file an appeal to stop the expulsion — your cooperation is very important. If no response is received to the appeal within 6 months, the expulsion is canceled. If the appeal is answered before 6 months, the lawyer can file an administrative litigation appeal, which extends the process by 10 to 12 months.
- Never sign anything if you do not fully understand it. That’s why you always have the right to a lawyer and to someone who can translate for you.
- If you are a minor (under the age og 18), it is very important that you inform someone immediately, because you have the right to special protection.
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS that will also provide you with information
Apoyo Mutuo – Elkarri Laguntza:
Avda. Marcelo Celayeta, 60.
On Mondays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, they offer advice and a food bag.
Basic migration orientation and information service (opens in a new tab)
The content of this page is for informational purposes only. We appreciate it if you notify us of any errors or missing information.
Census
Register! It’s the first thing you must do to be able to access your citizen rights.
Education
We tell you how to access Public Education if you are a foreign person.
Health
Information you must know to be able to access Public Health in Navarra.
Accommodation
Barriers and options in accessing housing in Pamplona and the Region.
Sexist violence, equality and LGBTIQ+
When faced with an attack, seek help!
Emploiment and training
Information and resources to find a job in Navarra.
Inmigration, asylum and nationality
Information you should know to apply for asylum and other procedures.
Aid and social services
Information on Guaranteed Income and other public services in Navarra.
Minors
Information on care for minors.
