Criminal conviction
 

Will a criminal conviction for actual bodily harm (only conviction) from 40 years ago affect application for residency in Spain, although it was only one punch no use of a weapon I appreciate it looks bad, many thanks in advance

Re: Criminal conviction
 

It is certainly a question that comes up -

https://www.pellicerheredia.com/en/n...ive-visa-spain

But whether your situation is acceptable I do not know I think you need professional advice.

Re: Criminal conviction
 

You need to look at The Step-Down Model.

ASSAULT OCCASIONING ACTUAL BODILY HARM ... if that is what it is...

3.15 In the case of an adult, who, on conviction at court, receives a non-custodial sentence in respect of an offence listed in category ‘C’, the conviction history will ‘step down’ after a clear period of 12 years.

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That means on the record certificate it will say "No active record", rather than "No record". Whether this gets picked up will be down to whoever processes it.

Re: Criminal conviction
 

Thank you very much for the reply