The best option as always is to contact the Spanish Embassy/Consulate in the country you wish to apply from.

From what I know though, Spain does not have anything like that in place. The ´reunificatioon´visa is only given to family members, described as - the spouse and descendants of these persons dependent on them, as well as the dependent relatives in the ascending line of the person and their spouse.

In case you don´t know this already, the website for the Spanish Embassy in Thailand is -http://www.embesp.or.th and the one in London is http://www.conspalon.org

Hope this helps.

 

The Regulations provide for a wider definition of "family member", to include a partner with whom the EU citizen has a durable relationship, duly attested

http://72.14.221.104/search?q=cache:cyb ... =clnk&cd=1
Article 3 (B)

I dont know how this works in practice but according to these new directives as from 30/04/2006 (all of EU),you could apply on the grounds that you have been in relationship akin to marriage for period of 2 years or more.
How Spanish in Bangkok would look at your particular circumstances I really dont know.

 

Household bills,bank accounts in both names linking you to same address as a proof that you have been living together.

As far as I understand relationship akin to marriage should be recognised by all member states.
For instance, Irish have implemented it on the 1st of may 2006
http://www.oasis.gov.ie/moving_country/ ... ional.html

Saying all this , if I was you I wouldnt go for it.

 

Registered partnerships in this case refers to same sex partnerships.

Like I said before, I don´t think Spain recognises co-habiting, because before anyone from a non EU country is issued a permit based on their relationship with an EU citizen, a ´Libro de familia´ (if married to a Spaniard) or a current marriage certificate (not older than 3 months) must be presented when applying for the reunification visa and also when applying for residency in Spain.

This is what I know for sure, because I have been through that process (after this legislation came into place). Every EU country inteprets the regulations in their own way, so I don´t know how this new legislation will affect your application.

 

Welcome.

Good Luck.