Tatiana Del Moral

Tatiana Del Moral — Immigration and Citizenship Law Expert with Global Legal Experience

Tatiana Del Moral is a skilled attorney specializing in immigration law and citizenship acquisition, with over 18 years of legal experience. She holds dual degrees in Law and Political Science, along with a Bachelor’s in Theology. Tatiana focuses on guiding clients through complex naturalization processes, particularly in Panama and other international jurisdictions.

Her legal practice includes representation in strategic immigration matters, citizenship planning, and the resolution of legal challenges in cross-border contexts. She is known for her personalized approach and commitment to protecting her clients’ rights in every stage of their citizenship journey.

Professional Experience:

• European Deputy Director, Livingstones Foundation, Valencia, Spain (2019 – Present)
  Leads international projects focused on social development, strategic planning, and human rights advocacy.
• CEO, Tatiana de Moral Lawyers PTY, Panama (2007 – Present)
  Specializes in Panamanian citizenship and immigration law, assisting clients with naturalization, visa applications, deportation defense, and strategic relocation.

Areas of Legal Specialization:

• Immigration and Naturalization Law
• Strategic Citizenship Acquisition
• Legal Consulting in Cross-Border Cases
• Human Rights and Family Protection
• Corporate and Civil Legal Advisory

Geographic Scope of Practice:

• Europe
• Panama
• International — including Vanuatu and other jurisdictions offering citizenship by investment

Publications and Recognition:

• International speaker on immigration law, human rights, and global mobility
• Contributor to international legal conferences and thought-leadership forums

Trust Indicators:

• Member of the International Bar Association
• Over 18 years of professional legal experience
• Recognized for comprehensive support in complex immigration and citizenship cases
• Proven record in managing multi-jurisdictional citizenship applications, including Vanuatu