Head of Global Immigration
Immigration law specialist directing EU-wide visa programs, residence permits, and citizenship applications under European regulatory frameworks.
Spain or Portugal? Italy or France? Most people weighing a move in Europe collect plenty of opinions and still no answer. Laura Fusté Lleixà gives you the answer. As Lexidy’s Head of Global Immigration, she leads the firm’s work on visas, residence permits and citizenship across the EU. She puts your options side by side and tells you plainly which route fits and which one will cost you time. Then she stands behind that call. Laura works across every Lexidy jurisdiction team, so your case gets the same standard whether you land in Lisbon or Milan. And when plans change halfway (they often do), she’s the one who reroutes you. In English or in Spanish, whichever you prefer.
- Member of the Barcelona Bar Association (Il·lustre Col·legi de l'Advocacia de Barcelona, ICAB).
- Law Degree in University of Barcelona.
Spanish, English, Catalan
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