Overview
Lexidy provides cross-border legal services for individuals and businesses, helping with immigration, business, real estate, and tax across multiple European countries and Mexico. Its process bundles end-to-end support into a single point of contact, digitizing workflows to streamline visa applications, company formation, employee relocation, property transactions, and tax planning. It differentiates itself by prioritizing client welfare, simplifying complex legal procedures, and offering coordinated multi-jurisdictional advice from one firm, serving expatriates, international companies, and relocation networks. Its goal is to make global mobility and international business easier to manage with clear, accessible legal guidance.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- Lexidy's 2024 revenue exceeded €7 million, signaling real demand and monetization.
- Its November 2026 blog pushes 2026 visa guides for France, Greece, and Portugal.
- Mexico City and Paris offices widen access to faster-growing relocation and investment flows.
What critics are saying
- Lexidy depends on visa and mobility demand that government rule changes can instantly choke.
- AIMA's 2026 Portugal delays hit D8 and NHR clients, compressing margins.
- French, Spanish, and Italian bar rules force local compliance, raising costs and liability.
What makes Lexidy unique
- Founded 2015, Lexidy runs nine offices across Spain, Portugal, Greece, France, Italy, Mexico.
- It bundles immigration, business, real estate, and tax into one cross-border service.
- 2026 case studies show 64% fewer emails and 71% faster KYC with On Parallel.
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