Spain’s Migration Ministry says the government has received around 900,000 applications from undocumented migrants seeking legal status under a migrant legalization program. Officials state the number is about double the initial expectation of roughly 500,000 applications. The program is designed to regularize the status of people without legal documentation, allowing them to pursue lawful residency. The ministry’s Monday statement highlights the higher-than-anticipated demand for participation in the process. While the reported figure indicates the scale of interest, the sources provided do not include details on how applications are being processed, timelines for decisions, or whether eligibility requirements have changed. The information is presented as a status update on application intake during the legalization drive.