Spain’s 2025 Dependency Law: Monthly Aid Up to €724 for Dependents
In 2025, Spain introduced significant reforms to its Dependency Law, aiming to enhance support for individuals with dependency needs. The updated law provides various financial aids to promote independent living and improve the quality of life for dependents.
Types of Financial Assistance
1. Service-Linked Financial Aid (PEVS):
This aid helps cover costs for services like residential care, day centers, or home assistance. The amount depends on the recognized level of dependency:
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Grade I: €313.50/month
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Grade II: €445.30/month
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Grade III: €747.25/month
2. Family Care Support (PECEF):
For those cared for by family members at home, this aid provides:
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Grade I: €180/month
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Grade II: €315.90/month
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Grade III: €455.40/month
3. Personal Assistance Aid (PEAP):
Designed to fund professional personal assistants, especially for education or work-related support:
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Grade II: €724.25/month
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Grade III: €724.25/month
Minimum Guaranteed Amounts
Regardless of the aid type, the law ensures minimum monthly amounts:
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Grade I: €100
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Grade II: €150
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Grade III: €200
How to Apply
Applications are managed by each Autonomous Community. Applicants must:
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Be legally residing in Spain for at least five years, with two years in the current region.
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Undergo an official assessment to determine the dependency grade.
Once approved, individuals receive a Personal Care Program outlining eligible services and aids.
