Spain’s large regularisation scheme for undocumented migrants, launched in April, draws more than one million applications as the deadline approaches. One report says over one million people have applied for the programme, which offers eligible applicants the right to live and work in Spain. Another outlet reports that the amnesty ends on June 30 and suggests the number of applicants is higher than the government’s initial estimate of 500,000, with reporting indicating the total could reach about 1.3 million. The schemes’ application window is set to close on Tuesday, according to one source, aligning with the June 30 deadline cited by others. While the figures vary slightly across outlets, they all describe a substantially larger number of applicants than originally forecast, reflecting strong uptake of the regularisation process. The sources characterize the scheme as a mass regularisation initiative with a fixed end date for submissions, after which applications are no longer accepted.