Immigration and relocation firm website cost in Gibraltar: local agencies vs Kolonell (2026)

The verdict in three sentences

In Gibraltar, an immigration and relocation firm website built by a local agency costs, as a 2026 ballpark, between 5 000 and 20 000 GBP, and Costa del Sol studios often quote lower, in euros. Kolonell builds the residency pages, the relocation pages and the enquiry journey for a fixed price of 2 300, 3 900 or 6 900 GBP, in 3 to 4 weeks on Starter and Growth. For a client base of online gaming and insurance executives and wealthy new residents, what matters is the 3-year total cost, how the Spanish version is handled and how discreet the forms are.

How do Gibraltar, Costa del Sol and Kolonell quotes compare?

The Rock has few web agencies, and many firms also ask studios in Málaga, Marbella or Sotogrande. The ranges below are prudent ballparks drawn from public rate cards of agencies in Gibraltar and Andalusia, minimum project sizes on Clutch.co and rates shown on Upwork and Malt. On the Spanish side, expect 3 000 to 15 000 EUR, roughly 2 600 to 13 000 GBP.

An Andalusian studio can therefore come in below Growth, and it writes Spanish natively, which is a real asset. Kolonell brings a fixed price, native English copy for an international clientele and a project manager reachable at your hour: Gibraltar is 1 to 2 hours ahead of the team, which is based in Senegal (GMT). Payment by bank transfer or Wise, 50 % at kickoff and 50 % at delivery. See the international website offer.

What will the site cost you over three years?

The table assumes the same maintenance on both sides, since Kolonell maintenance after the support period is quoted on request, and the same Spanish translation of key pages.

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Which pages does a Gibraltar firm need?

Clients split between employers (online gaming, insurance, fund management, maritime services and bunkering) bringing in executives, wealthy individuals interested in residency tax statuses such as Category 2 or HEPSS, and families looking for a home in Gibraltar or across the border in the Campo de Gibraltar. Residence permits go through the Civil Status and Registration Office, and work permits for the nationals concerned through the employment service: the site describes these steps in general terms and links to official pages, because the rules shift with relations between Gibraltar, the UK and the European Union.

Two things must be kept apart:

• Legal advice on residency and permits, given by lawyers authorised in Gibraltar, or by the firm if its members are.
• Relocation: housing in Gibraltar or Spain, schools, bank accounts, vehicle registration, the daily border crossing.

Typical pages: services by profile (transferred executive, wealthy resident, family, cross-border worker), an employer offer, practical guides, a who-does-what page, booking through a third-party tool, document upload through a secure tool, legal notices. For a multilingual site advising international investors, Kolonell built the one for Orven Properties in Dubai, in French, English and Arabic.

Compliance: Gibraltar applies its own version of GDPR together with the Data Protection Act 2004, overseen by the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority. Wealth data and identity documents call for minimal forms and an accurate privacy policy; WCAG 2.1 AA is the accessibility reference. This is not legal advice.

Which questions should you ask before signing?

• Who writes the copy, and in which language? A quote without copywriting often hides weeks of delay.
• Will the .gi or .com domain be in your name?
• Where are form enquiries stored?
• Is the price of the Spanish version written down?
• Does the copy promise a status or a timeline? If so, reject that text.

Mini case study

Illustrative example. Daniel M., managing director of a five-person residency and relocation firm in Gibraltar, works with a partner law firm on applications. A local agency proposes 14 000 GBP with Spanish included, in 12 weeks. Kolonell proposes Growth at 3 900 GBP in 4 weeks, and Daniel has his translator handle the key pages for 1 200 GBP.

Build: 14 000 GBP versus 5 100 GBP, an 8 900 GBP gap. With the same 4 290 GBP maintenance on each side, the 3-year total becomes 18 290 GBP versus 9 390 GBP. Daniel keeps the local agency as an option if an investor portal becomes necessary.

FAQ

How much does an immigration firm website cost in Gibraltar in 2026?

Expect a ballpark of 5 000 to 20 000 GBP with a local agency and roughly 2 600 to 13 000 GBP with a Costa del Sol studio. Kolonell charges a fixed 2 300, 3 900 or 6 900 GBP.

Can Kolonell deliver the site in Spanish?

Spanish is supplied by you or quoted separately, on top of the tier. The bilingual FR/EN site is included in Premium at 6 900 GBP.

Can the site present Category 2 or HEPSS?

Yes, as types of applications the firm supports, linking to official pages and checked by your lawyers. No copy promises a status or a timeline.

What is the time difference with the team?

Gibraltar is 1 to 2 hours ahead of GMT depending on the season. Google Meet calls are set at your hour, with a written update every week.

Does Kolonell photograph the team?

No, there is no photo shoot or on-site meeting. A local photographer often costs 400 to 800 GBP for a half day based on published rates.

Let's scope your project. Send us your client profiles, your legal partners and your Spanish needs, and we come back with a fixed-price tier and a 3 to 4 week timeline. Request your free quote or see the international offer.