-- Travel and Immigration 101

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Thailand Tightens their Travel Rules

Foreign nationals residing in Thailand will no longer be able to exit and then re-enter the kingdom via a land border crossing in order to gain another 30 or 15 day stay in Thailand.
It is part of a wider crackdown on foreigners who either work or stay in the country for extended periods without obtaining a non-immigrant visa.

Officials says they are only applying existing laws to cut down on foreigners who illegally start a business, while holding a tourist visa or are linked to international crime.

Thaivisa.Com broke the news on Saturday after contacting the Immigration Bureau, which confirmed the new regulation started Saturday 10 May.

This latest development follows reports, last week, of an Immigration crackdown at the border checkpoint in Ranong, a popular coastal town for Phuket expatriates seeking to renew their visas. Foreigners working in Phuket did visa-runs to Myanmar from the border town of Ranong. They were told that after three consecutive visa-runs to Myanmar they would be refused re-entry when they returned to Thailand.

They are being advised to travel to a country that has Thai embassy or consulate to obtain a new visa.
However, non-immigrant visa, or tourist visa holders, with remaining entries on their visa can exit and enter Thailand as before. Retirees with annually renewed visas report to Immigration bureaus, every 90s days but they do not need to exit the country for the duration of their visa.

Thaivisa.Com reported that the new measures target foreign visitors, without a visa, who are regularly entering and exiting the kingdom every 15 or 30 days as a way of extending their stay in Thailand.

From today visitors can only enter into Thailand via a land border once, after that they will be refused entry to the kingdom and are advised to fly out and return with a visa obtained from a Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate in a neighboring country or overseas.

The regulation gives a boost to neighboring countries such as Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia, popular destinations to renew visas and enjoy a holiday at the same time.

Immigration officials also confirmed to Thaivisa.Com that further restrictions are due, 12 August, to remove loopholes and tighten visa procedures.

It is understood that the new regulation will prohibit back-to-back border runners who stay for an extended time in the country without a proper visa from a consulate or embassy overseas, or an extension of stay granted by the Immigration Bureau in Thailand.

Thaivisa members contacted the website and confirmed restrictions are being enforced at the Mae Sai border crossing in Chiang Rai province that resulted in some travelers being stranded in Tachilek, Myanmar.

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

DFA Offers Free Replacement of Substandard E-passport Covers

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is offering free replacement of e-Passports whose covers have peeled off because they are substandard.

“The DFA urges holders of e-Passports with serial numbers EB0000001 to EB1267350 with detached covers to come to the Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-Aseana), the nearest Satellite Office (if residing in Metro Manila), or the nearest Regional Consular Office (if residing outside of Metro Manila),” it said in an advisory Tuesday.

“Passport holders will present their passports for inspection and examination in order to obtain the appropriate assistance,” DFA said.

Free replacement will be granted if the following conditions are met:

  1. If the applicant fills up the required replacement forms;
  2. If upon investigation and examination the e-Passport is deemed substandard; and
  3. If the holder surrenders the detached e-Passport to the Department.

Replacement with corresponding pay will be followed if:

  1. Majority of the pages have been used and the e-Passport’s condition is the result of wear and tear; and
  2. The holder of the detached e-Passport refuses to surrender said passport to the Department.

In a letter to the editor published on the Philippine Daily Inquirer on May 1, 2014, Quentin San Diego shared his experience during a trip to Russia where authorities had closely examined his passport which was falling apart for three hours.

“Back in Manila, I saw that my passport was falling apart. The leaves of my passport were disengaging from the glue,” he wrote.

“On April 4, 2012, I wrote a letter of complaint to the DFA. To make a long story short, the DFA changed my passport, but they wanted to charge me for the replacement. I refused to pay, saying that the defect in my passport was their fault, not mine,” San Diego wrote.

There were three others also who had their passports changed because of the “inferior, defective and self-destructing passport,” one complainant, who was bumped off a flight, had told San Diego.
“I suggest that the DFA should be investigated for providing inferior, substandard and imperfect passports,” he wrote.

The DFA has yet to issue an explanation regarding the alleged substandard passports.

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Visa-free Japan Travel for Filipinos Soon?

Filipinos who wish to travel to Japan might no longer have to apply for tourist visas under the country’s new tourism plan, a leading Japanese news agency reported.
Quoting government sources, Kyodo on Monday said arrangements are being made “to waive visas for tourists from Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.”

The move is one of the initiatives to boost tourist arrivals, and will likely be part of a revised action plan the Japanese government will release in June.

“The initiative…  is envisioned as Japan seeks to achieve its goal of increasing the annual number of foreign visitors to 20 million in the run-up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics,” Kyodo said.

Japan is known for being strict in terms of requirements for visas and in screening tourists. Applicants have to submit documents to prove their eligibility.

Under the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, however, Japan has began easing visa policies to encourage visitors from neighboring countries.

In June last year, Japan sent social media abuzz when it allowed multiple-entry visas for citizens from Southeast Asian countries including the Philippines.

Multiple-entry Japanese visas have previously been issued only to those traveling for commercial purposes; specialists and government officials; and immediate family members of Japan residents.

Holders of multiple-entry visas may stay in Japan for 15 days. Their visas will meanwhile expire after three years. A similar easing of visa policies applied to citizens of Vietnam.

Friday, April 4, 2014

New Entrepreneur Work Visa to Attract High Quality Business in New Zeland

The Government hopes a new business visa will encourage migrants to set up high-quality businesses and create more jobs.
The new entrepreneur work visa, launched today, replaces the long-term business visa, Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse says.

The visa operates under a points-based system that will result in higher quality, more productive businesses.
Mr Woodhouse hopes it will help New Zealand attract talented, well-connected people to invest in and grow businesses.

The new visa offers extra points for expanding businesses outside the Auckland region, which remains the primary destination for new migrants.

"The inclusion of regional points is designed to encourage new potential investors to settle and grow new businesses across the country, and to share the benefit of the extra jobs these businesses create," Mr Woodhouse said.

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

New Spanish Law Offers Citizenship For Those With These Last Names

There's lately been palpable excitement on Latin American social media, and maybe even among latinos in the U.S., about some new "Spanish law" (as in, a law from Spain) that supposedly would grant citizenship to people with certain surnames, from Sanchez to Rosales, and Beltran, Morales, Fuentes, Jimenez, Rubio, Nathan, and almost 5,200 other Sephardic names.
But this doesn't mean that you could just stroll into the Spanish Embassy and ask for your Spanish citizenship. But you can, unless you can prove that I'm you are a Sephardic Jew or descendant from those who were banished from Spain by the Catholic rulers of the 15th and 16th centuries after the last of the Moors were expelled from Europe.

The Moors, or Muslim rulers of southern Spain during much of the Middle-Ages, didn't really bother with converting or oppressing much of the Iberian Peninsula's diverse followers of other religions. Christians, Jews and Muslims are generally regarded to have lived peacefully under Moorish rule for centuries. But after Fernando II and Isabela I, the Catholic monarchs of the united crowns of Aragon and Castile, began to retake much of Spain, they quickly forced Jews to either convert to Catholicism or flee the country.
This is were the new law comes in. After more than 500 years, Spain has decide to welcome back descendants and those Jews, now called Sephardi (from the Hebrew word for "Spain"), as redemption for what Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, the Spanish justice minister and who drafted the new law, called "a historical error."

Ruiz-Gallardón added that " [we] have an opportunity to repair it, so I am sure that law will pass with an immense majority in parliament...[and when it does] citizenship will not be a discretional matter, it will not be subject to the good will of the government, because it is a right that anyone who meets the criteria is entitled to."

"Spain wants to offer an authentic historical reparation after five hundred years", assured Ruiz-Gallardón to the American Jewish Organization in February.

It won't be THAT easy though, despite what the justice minister has said. The Federación de Comunidades Judías de España, the Federation of Jewish Communities in Spain, will determine who qualifies as an actual Sephardic descendent, or "worthy" of the citizenship offer. Anyone granted the offer will be allowed to keep his original citizenship.

Backers of the bill in government, have said that even non Jews can apply, but none the less must have Sephardic ancestry or are part of the wider "ladino" community. Ladino is the language still used by the exiled Jews and is almost an exact preservation of Spanish in its Medieval form. Having one or two of this 5,200 listed last names can help, but all those who apply will have to try a harder than that, especially if they aren't practicing Jews.

Josh Nathan-Kazis is an American with almost ten generations of family in the New World, and who still looks like a Spaniard with Jewish ancestry, has the last names, and even an pages and pages from a genealogy book about his family, dating all the way back to 1660 with a man name Luis Gómez from Madrid. He began a quest to see if the Spanish Jewish Federation would recognized his right to Spanish citizenship or recognition, and yet was told that it wasn't enough. So, it isn't that easy.

And, as he points out, the current severe economic crisis in Spain would probably deter many from applying for citizenship in Spain, and suspects most who seek out the application would do so just to be able to enter the European Union, not so much stay in Iberia.

Sephardic Jews have two years to apply for citizenship after the bill becomes law (it still has to be approved by parliament).

What are some of the prerequisites when applying for a Spanish citizenship under the future law?

  • A certificate from a rabbinical and official authority, legally recognized in their country of residence. This might be difficult for U.S. Sephardic Jews, since the government doesn't get involved in directly determining which religions are valid or not.
  • The surnames from those interested in applying, or if if they speak "ladino", proficiency in it.
  • A certificate from the Federación de Comunidades Judías de España, certifying that applicants are Sephardi.
  • Proof of an applicant's direct descent from Sephardic families from Spain.
  • Applicants will have two years after the law is passed (it hasn't yet) to present documentation proving their heritage.
List of the surnames approved for Spanish citizenship;

Abad, Abadía, Abarca, Abastos, Abaunza,
Abbot, Abdallá, Abdalah, Abdallah, Abdelnour,
Abdo, Abea, Abel, Abela, Abelado, Abella,
Abellán, Abendaño, Abou, Abraham, Abrahams,
Abrahán, Abrego, Abreu, Abrigo, Abril, Abufelo,
Abugadba, Aburto, Acabal, Acebal, Acedo,
Acevedo, Acosta, Acuña, Adames, Adamis, Adanaque, Adanis, Adis, Aedo,
Agababa, Agámez, Agayón, Agrazal, Agreda, Aguayo, Agudelo, Agüero,
Aguiar, Aguilar, Aguilera, Aguiluz, Aguilve, Aguinaga, Aguirre, Agurto,
Agustín, Ahuja, Ahumada, Aiello, Aiza, Aizprúa, Aizpurúa, Alache, Alama,
Alan, Alani, Alanis, Alanís, Alaniz, Alarcón, Alas, Alavez, Alayón, Alba,
Albarello, Albarracín, Albelo, Albenda, Alburola, Alcaíno, Alcanzar, Alcázar,
Alcazar, Alcibar, Alcócer, Alcóser, Alcóver, Alcózer, Aldana, Aldaña, Aldapa,
Aldecoba, Alderrama, Alegría, Alejos, Alemán, Alexander, Alexandre, Alfaro,
Alfonso, Algaba, Alguera, Aliaga, Alicama, Alier, Alizaga, Allan, Allon,
Alluín, Almanza, Almanzar, Almanzo, Almaraz, Almazan, Almeida,
Almendares, Almendárez, Almendáriz, Almengor, Almonte, Aloisio, Aloma,
Alomar, Alonso, Alonzo, Alpírez, Alpízar, Altamirano, Altenor, Alterno,
Altino, Altonor, Alva, Alvarado, Alvarenga, Alvares, Álvarez, Alvaro, Alvear,
Alverde, Alvergue, Alvir, Alzate, Amado, Amador, Amalla, Amaris, Amaya,
Amor, Amora, Amores, Amoros, Ampie, Ampié, Ampiée, Ampiee, Anaya,
Anchetta, Anchez, Anchía, Anchieta, Andia, Andino, Andrade, André, Andrés,
Andujar, Andújar, Andujo, Angele, Angelini, Anglada, Angulo, Anice, Anjos,
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Ansorena, Antelo, Antero, Antezana, Antich, Antillón, Antón, Antúnez,
Anzora, Aparicio, Apolinar, Apollonio, Aponte, Aquiles, Aquino, Aragón,
Aragones, Aragonés, Araica, Arana, Arancibia, Aranda, Arando, Arango,
Aranjo, Araque, Arata, Araujo, Araus, Arauz, Araya, Arbaiza, Arballo, Arbelo,
Arbizu, Arbizú, Arboleda, Arburola, Arca, Arcarate, Arce, Arceyudh, Arceyut,
Arceyuth, Arcia, Arcía, Arciniegas, Ardila, Ardín, Ardón, Ardonnix, Areas,
Arellano, Arena, Arenas, Arévalo, Argudo, Arguedas, Argüelles, Argüello,
Argueta, Arguijo, Arias, Ariasdes, Arica, Arie, Ariño, Arispe, Arista, Ariza,
Arjona, Armada, Armas, Armenta, Armento, Armeras, Armesto, Armijo,
Arnáez, Arnau, Arnesto, Anuelo, Arnuero, Arone, Arosemena, Arquín,
Arrazola, Arrea, Arredondo, Arreola, Arriaga, Arriagada, Arrieta, Arriola,
Arrocha, Arroliga, Arrollo, Arrone, Arrones, Arronés, Arronez, Arronis,
Arroniz, Arroyave, Arroyo, Arrubla, Artavia, Arteaga, Artecona, Artiaga,
Artiga, Artiles, Artiñano, Artola, Artolozaga, Aruj, Aruizu, Arze, Arzola,
Ascante, Ascencio, Asch, Asencio, Asero, Así, Asís, Aspirita, Astacio, Astete,
Astorga, Astorquiza, Astúa, Asturias, Asunción, Asusema, Atehortúa, Atein,
Atencio, Atensio, Atiensa, Atienza, Augusto, Ávalos, Avelar, Avellán,
Avendaño, Ávila, Avilés, Avilez, Ayala, Ayales, Ayara, Ayarza, Aybar,
Aycinena, Ayerdis, Aymerich, Azar, Azaria, Asofeifa, Azqueta, Azua, Azúa,
Azuar, Azucena, Azul, Azuola, Azurdia.
81
Babb, Babar, Baca, Bacca, Bacigalupo,
Badilla, Bado, Báez, Baeza, Baidal, Bairnales,
Baizan, Bajarano, Balarezo, Baldares, Balday,
Baldelomar, Balderas, Balderrama, Balderramos,
Baldí, Baldi, Baldioceda, Baldivia, Baldizón,
Balladares, Ballar, Ballard, Ballester, Ballestero,
Ballesteros, Ballón, Balma, Balmaceda, Balmacera,
Balon, Balser, Baltodano, Banegas, Banet, Banilla, Baños, Bañuelos,
Baquedano, Baquero, Baradín, Baraen, Barahoma, Barahona, Barajas,
Baraquiso, Barat, Barba, Barbagallo, Barbagebra, Bárbara, Barbena, Barben,
Barberena, Barbosa, Barboza, Barcelas, Barcelata, Barcenas, Barcia, Bardayan,
Barguil, Barillas, Barletta, Baro, Barón, Barquedano, Barquero, Barquette,
Barra, Barracosa, Barrante, Barrantes, Barraza, Barreda, Barrenechea, Barrera,
Barrero, Barreto, Barrias, Barrientos, Barriga, Barrio, Barrionuevo, Barrios,
Barroso, Barrot, Barrott, Barrundia, Barsallo, Bart, Bartal, Barteles, Bartels,
Barth, Barvas, Baruch, Basadre, Basán, Basilio, Basti, Bastida, Bastos, Bastti,
Batalla, Batán, Batista, Batres, Bautista, Bauzid, Baviera, Bayo, Bazán, Bazo,
Beatriz, Becancur, Becerra, Becerril, Bedolla, Bedoya, Beeche, Beeché,
Beingolea, Beita, Bejarano, Bejos, Bel, Belette, Belgrave, Bellanero, Bellido,
Bello, Belloso, Belmonte, Beltrán, Beltre, Benach, Benambourg, Benambugr,
Benambur, Benavente, Benavides, Benavídez, Benda, Bendaña, Bendig,
Bendij, Benedictis, Beneditt, Benevides, Bengoechea, Benites, Benítez, Benito,
Benzón, Berasaluce, Berciano, Berdasco, Berdugo, Berenzón, Bermejo,
Bermeo, Bermudes, Bermúdez, Bernadas, Bernal, Bernardo, Bernat, Berrios,
Berríos, Berrocal, Berrón, Bertel, Bertrán, Betancort, Bentancourt,
Betancourth, Betancur, Betancurt, Beter, Beteta, Bethancourt, Betrano, Better,
Biamonte, Binda, Blanco, Blandino, Blando, Blandón, Blau, Blum, Bobadilla,
B
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Bodán, Bogán, Bogantes, Bogarín, Bohorguez, Bohorquez, Bojorge, Bolaños,
Bolívar, Bonice, Boniche, Bonichi, Bonilla, Borbas, Borbón, Borda, Bordallo,
Borge, Borges, Borja, Borjas, Borjes, Borloz, Borras, Borrasé, Borredo,
Borrero, Bosque, Botero, Boza, Bran, Bravia, Bravo, Brenes, Breve, Briceño,
Brilla, Briones, Brito, Brizeño, Brizuela, Buencamino, Buendía, Bueno, Bueso,
Buezo, Buga, Bugarín, Bugat, Bugria, Burgos, Burguera, Burgues, Burillo,
Busano, Bustamante, Bustillo, Bustillos, Busto, Bustos, Buzano, Buzeta, Buzo.
83
Caamano, Caamaño, Cabada, Cabadianes,
Cabal, Cabalceta, Caballero, Cabana, Cabaña,
Cabeza, Cabezas, Cabistán, Cabral, Cabrera,
Cabrerizo, Cáceres, Cadenas, Cadet, Cageao,
Caicedo, Cairol, Cajas, Cajiao, Cajina, Cala,
Calatayud, Calazán, Calcáneo, Caldas, Caldera,
Calderón, Calero, Caliva, Calix, Calle, Calleja, Callejas, Callejo, Calles, Calvo,
Calzada, Camacho, Camaño, Camarena, Camareno, Camarillo, Cambronero,
Camona, Campabadal, Campabadall, Campodónico, Campos, Canales,
Canalias, Canas, Candamo, Candelaria, Candelario, Canejo, Canessa, Canet,
Canetta, Canizales, Canizález, Canizares, Canno, Cano, Canossa, Cantarero,
Cantero, Cantillano, Canto, Cantón, Cañas, Cañizales, Cañizález, Capón,
Carabaguias, Carabaguiaz, Caranza, Caravaca, Carazo, Carbalda, Carballo,
Carbonell, Carbonero, Carcache, Carcachi, Cárcamo, Carcedo, Carcía,
Cárdenas, Cárdenes, Cardona, Cardos, Cardoso, Cardoza, Cardoze, Cares,
Carias, Caridad, Carit, Carlos, Carmiol, Carmona, Carnero, Caro, Carpio,
Carranza, Carrasco, Carrasquilla, Carreño, Carrera, Carreras, Carrillo, Carrión,
Carrizo, Carro, Cartagena, Cartago, Cartín, Carvajal, Carvalho, Carvallo, Casa,
Casaca, Casafont, Casal, Casanova, Casañas, Cásares, Casas, Casasnovas,
Casasola, Cascante, Casco, Casorla, Cassasola, Cásseres, Castaneda,
Castañeda, Castañedas, Castaño, Castañón, Castaños, Castelán, Castellano,
Castellanos, Castellón, Casteñeda, Castiblanco, Castilla, Castillo, Castro,
Catania, Cateres, Catón, Cavalceta, Cavaller, Cavallo, Cavanillas, Cavazos,
Cavero, Cazanga, Ceba, Ceballos, Ceciliano, Cedeño, Cejudo, Celada,
Celedón, Celís, Centella, Centeno, Cepeda, Cerceño, Cerda, Cerdas, Cerna,
Cernas, Cerón, Cerpas, Cerros, Cervantes, Cervilla, Céspedes, Cevallos,
Cevedo, Cevilla, Chabrol, Chacón, Chamarro, Chamorro, Chanquín, Chanta,
C
84
Chanto, Chavarría, Chavera, Chaverri, Chaves, Chávez, Chavira, Cheves,
Chévez, Chica, Chicaiza, Chicas, Chilquillo, Chinchilla, Chinchillo, Chirino,
Chirinos, Chocano, Choza, Cid, Cifuentes, Cintrón, Cisar, Cisne, Cisnero,
Cisneros, Cisternas, Claro, Cleves, Cobaleda, Coe, Coello, Coen, Cohen,
Coles, Colina, Colindres, Collado, Collina, Colom, Coloma, Colombo,
Colomer, Concepción, Concha, Conde, Condega, Condes, Conedo, Conejo,
Congosto, Conte, Contreras, Corales, Corao, Cordeiro, Cordero, Cordido,
Córdoba, Cordón, Cordonero, Córdova, Cordoze, Corea, Corella, Cornavaca,
Cornejo, Corona, Coronado, Coronas, Coronel, Corrales, Correa, Corredera,
Corro, Corta, Cortaberría, Cortés, Cortez, Cortinez, Cortissoz, Corvera, Cosio,
Cosiol, Cosme, Cossio, Costa, Cotera, Coto, Crespo, Crispín, Crispino, Cruces,
Cruz, Cuadra, Cuadrado, Cuan, Cuaresma, Cuarezma, Cuarta, Cubas, Cubenas,
Cubero, Cubías, Cubias, Cubilla, Cubillo, Cubillos, Cubria, Cuebas, Cuellar,
Cuéllar, Cuello, Cuenca, Cuendis, Cuernavaca, Cuervo, Cuesta, Cueva,
Cuevas, Cuevillas, Cunill, Cunillera, Curbelo, Curco, Curdelo.
85
Da Costa, Da Silva, Dacosta, D’Acosta,
Dalorso, Dalorzo, Dalsaso, Damaceno, Damito,
Daniel, Daniels, Dapuerto, Dapueto, Darce, Darche,
Darcia, Darío, Dasadre, Dasilva, Dávalos, David,
Dávila, Davis, D’Avola, De Abate, De Aguilar, De
Alba, De Alvarado, De Benedictis, De Briones, De
Camino, De Castro, De Céspedes, De Espeleta, De Ezpeleta, De Falco, De
Faria, De Franco, De Jesús, De Jorge, De Juana, De La Cruz, De La Cuesta,
De La Espriella, De La Fuente, De La Garza, De La Guardia, De La Herran,
De La Hormaza, De La Jara, De La Mata, De La Nuez, De La O, De La Osa,
De La Ossa, De La Paz, De La Peña, De La Rocha, De La Rosa, De La Selva,
De La Teja, De La Torre, De La Trava, De La Vega, De Largaespada, De Las
Casas, De Las Cuevas, De Las Heras, De Lemos, De León, De Lev, De Lima,
De López, De Luz, De Miguel, De Miranda, De Moya, De Odio, De Óleo, De
Ona, De Oña, De Paco, De Paredes, De Pass, De Paz, De Pazos, De Pedro, De
Pinedo, De Prado, De Rayo, De Sárraga, De Sá, De Trinidad, De Ureña, De
Vega, De Yglesias, Del Barco, Del Barrio, Del Bello, Del Busto, Del Carmen,
Del Castillo, Del Cid, Del Pilar, Del Pimo, Del Río, Del Risco, Del Socorro,
Del Solar, Del Valle, Delatolla, Delgadillo, Delgado, Deliyore, Dellale,
Dellanoce, Delso, Delvo, Dengo, Denis, Dennis, Detrinidad, Devanda,
Devandas, Devoto, Dias, Díaz, Díez, Díjeres, Díjerez, Dimas, Dinares, Dinarte,
Discua, Doblado, Dobles, Dodero, Dalmus, Dalmuz, Domingo, Domínguez,
Donado, Donaire, Donato, Doña, Doñas, Donzón, Dorado, Dormos, Dormuz,
Doryan, Duar, Duares, Duarte, Duartes, Duenas, Dueñas, Duque, Duque
Estrada, Durall, Durán, Durante, Duval, Duvall, Duverrán.
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Echandi, Echavarría, Echeverri, Echeverría,
Eduarte, Egea, Elías, Eligia, Elizalde, Elizonda,
Elizondo, Elmaleh, Emanuel, Enrique, Enriques,
Enríquez, Eras, Erazo, Escabar, Escalante,
Escamilla, Escarré, Escobar, Escobedo, Escocia,
Escorriola, Escosia, Escoto, Escovar, Escribano,
Escude, Escudero, España, Esparragó, Espelerta, Espeleta, Espinach, Espinal,
Espinales, Espinar, Espino, Espinosa, Espinoza, Espitia, Esquivel, Esteban,
Esteves, Estévez, Estrada, Estrella.
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Faba, Fabara, Fabián, Fábrega, Fabregat,
Fabres, Facio, Faerrón, Faeth, Faiges, Fait, Faith,
Fajardo, Falco, Falcón, Falla, Fallas, Farach, Farah,
Fargas, Farias, Farías, Faries, Fariña, Fariñas,
Farrach, Farrer, Farrera, Farrier, Fatjo, Fatjó,
Faundez, Faune, Fava, Fazio, Fermández, Fermán,
Fernandes, Fernández, Fernando, Ferrada, Ferrán, Ferrando, Ferraro, Ferreira,
Ferreiro, Ferrer, Ferrero, Ferris, Ferro, Ferros, Fiallos, Fictoria, Fidalgo,
Fierro, Figueiredo, Figuer, Figueras, Figueres, Figueroa, Filomena, Fletes,
Fletis, Flores, Fonseca, Font, Forero, Formoso, Fornaguera, Fraga, Fraguela,
Francés, Frances, Francesa, Francia, Francis, Franco, Fray, Frayle, Freer,
Freira, Fresno, Freyre, Frías, Frutos, Fuentes, Fumero, Funes, Funez, Fúnez,
Fuscaldo, Fusco.
F
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Gabriel, Gadea, Gaete, Gago, Gainza, Gaitán,
Galacia, Galagarza, Galán, Galarza, Galaviz, Galba,
Galcerán, Galeano, Galeas, Galeno, Galera,
Galiana, Galiano, Galindo, Galino, Galiñanes,
Gallardo, Gallegas, Gallegos, Gallo, Galo, Galtés,
Galván, Gálvez, Galvis, Gamarra, Gamazo, Gambo,
Gamboa, Gámez, Garay, Garayar, Garbanzo, Garcés, García, Gardela,
Gargollo, Garino, Garita, Garmendia, Garner, Garnier, Garreta, Garrido, Garro,
Garrón, Garza, Garzel, Garzón, Garzona, Gaspar, Gateno, Gateño, Gavarrete,
Gavilán, Gaviria, Gavosto, Gayoso, Gaytán, Gazel, Gazo, Geoyenaga, Gil,
Gillén, Gilles, Giral, Giraldo, Giraldt, Giralt, Giro, Girón, Gladis, Goches,
Góchez, Godines, Godínez, Godoy, Goic, Goicoechea, Goicuria, Goldenberg,
Golfín, Gomar, Gómez, Gomis, Gondres, Góndrez, Góngora, Gonzaga,
Gonzales, González, Gonzalo, Goñi, Gordon, Górgona, Goyenaga, Gracía,
Gracias, Gradis, Grajal, Grajales, Grajeda, Grana, Granada, Granados, Granda,
Grandoso, Granera, Granizo, Granja, Graña, Gras, Grau, Greco, Greñas,
Gridalva, Grigoyen, Grijalba, Grijalda, Grijalva, Grillo, Guadamuz, Guadrón,
Guajardo, Guardado, Guardano, Guardia, Guardián, Guardiola, Guarín,
Guasch, Gudino, Gudiño, Güel, Güell, Güendel, Güendell, Guerra, Guerrero,
Guevara, Guido, Guie, Guier, Guifarro, Guilá, Guillarte, Guillén, Guillermet,
Guillermo, Guilles, Güillies, Guillies, Guillis, Guilloch, Guiménez, Guindos,
Guitiérrez, Guitta, Guix, Gulubay, Gunera, Guntanis, Gurdián, Gurrero,
Gurrola, Gustavino, Gutiérrez, Guzmán.
G
89
Haba, Habibe, Haenz, Harrah, Hénchoz,
Henríquez, Henrriquez, Herdocia, Heredia,
Herencia, Heríquez, Hermann, Hermosilla,
Hernández, Hernando, Hernánez, Herra, Herradora,
Herrán, Herrera, Herrero, Hevia, Hidalgo, Hierro,
Hincapié, Hinostroza, Horna, Hornedo, Huerta,
Huertas, Huete, Huezo, Hurtado, Hurtecho.
H
90
Ibáñez, Ibarra, Ibarras, Icaza, Iglesias, Ilama,
Incapié, Incer, Incera, Inceras, Inces, Infante,
Iracheta, Iraheta, Irastorza, Irias, Iribar, Irigaray,
Irola, Isaac, Isaacs, Israel, Ivañez, Izaba, Izaguirre,
Izandra, Iznardo, Izquierdo, Izrael, Izurieta.
II
91
Jácamo, Jacobo, Jácome, Jácomo, Jaen,
Jáenz, Jara, Jaramillo, Jarquín, Jarrín, Jerano, Jerez,
Jiménez, Jimera, Jinesta, Jirón, Joseph, Jovel,
Juárez, Junco, Juncos, Jurado.
JJ
92
Kaminsky, Klein, Kuadra.
K
93
La Barca, Labra, Lacarez, Lacayo, Lafuente,
Lago, Lagos, Laguardia, Laguna, Lain, Laine,
Lainez, Laitano, Lamas, Lamela, Lamicq,
Lamugue, Lamuza, Lancho, Lanco, Landazuri,
Lández, Lanuza, Lanza, Lanzas, Lapeira, Laporte,
Laprade, Lara, Lares, Largaespada, Largo, Larios,
Larrabure, Larrad, Larragan, Larragán, Larraguivel, Lasa, Lasantas, Láscares,
Láscarez, Láscaris, Lasso, Lastra, Lastreto, Latiff, Latino, Latorraca, Laurito,
Laverde, Lázaro, Lázarus, Lázcares, Lazo, Lazzo, L’Calleja, Leal, Leandra,
Leandro, Ledezma, Ledo, Leitón, Leiva, Lejarza, Lemmes, Lemos, Lemus,
Lemuz, Leñero, León, Lépiz, Levi, Leytón, Leyva, Lezama, Lezana, Lezcano,
Lhamas, Lieberman, Lima, Linares, Linarte, Lindo, Lines, Líos, Lira, Lizama,
Lizana, Lizano, Lizarme, Llabona, Llach, Llado, Llamazares, Llamosas, Llano,
Lanos, Llanten, Llaurado, Llerena, Llibre, Llinas, Llobet, Llobeth, Llorca,
Llorella, Llorens, Llorente, Llosent, Lloser, Llovera, Llubere, Loáciga,
Loáiciga, Loáisiga, Loaissa, Loaiza, Lobo, Loeb, Loew, Loinaz, Lombardo,
Londoño, Lope,Lopes, Lopera, López, Lopezlage, Loprete, Lora, Loredo, Lorente,
Lorenz, Lorenzana, Lorenzen, Lorenzo, Loría, Lorío, Lorio, Lorz, Losada,
Losilla, Louk, Louzao, Loynaz, Loza, Lozano, Luarca, Lucas, Lucena, Lucero,
Lucke, Lugo, Luis, Luján, Luna, Lunaza, Luque, Luquez.
L
94
Macaya, Macedo, Maceo, Machado, Machín,
Machuca, Macia, Macias, Macías, Macís, Macre,
Macrea, Madariaga, Maderos, Madinagoitia,
Madrano, Madrid, Madriga, Madrigal, Madril,
Madriz, Maduro, Magalhaes, Magallón, Magaña,
Magdalena, Maguiña, Mahomar, Maikut, Maingot,
Mairena, Maisonave, Maita, Majano, Majarres, Malaga, Maldonado, Malé,
Malespín, Malestín, Maltés, Maltez, Malvarez, Manavella, Mancheno, Mancia,
Mancía, Mandas, Mangaña, Mangas, Mangel, Manjarres, Mans, Mansalvo,
Mansilla, Manso, Mantanero, Mantica, Mantilla, Manuel, Manzanal,
Manzanares, Manzano, Manzur, Marabiaga, Maradiaga, Marbes, Marbis,
Marcenaro, March, Marchena, Marcia, Marcías, Marcillo, Marcos, Mardones,
Marenco, Margules, María, Marichal, Marín, Marinero, Marino, Mariñas,
Mariño, Marot, Maroto, Marqués, Marquez, Marreco, Marrero, Marroquín,
Marsell, Marte, Martell, Martén, Martens, Martí, Martin, Martínez, Martins,
Marvez, Mas, Masía, Masís, Maso, Mason, Massuh, Mastache, Mata,
Matamoros, Matarrita, Mate, Mateo, Matera, Mateus, Matías, Matos, Mattus,
Mattuz, Matul, Matus, Matute, Maurel, Maurer, Mauricio, Mauro, Maynard,
Maynaro, Maynart, Mayo, Mayor, Mayorga, Mayorquín, Mayre, Mayrena,
Maza, Mazariegos, Mazas, Mazín, Mazón, Mazuque, Mazure, Medal,
Mederano, Mederas, Medeiros, Medina, Medinilla, Medoza, Medrano, Meira,
Mejía, Mejías, Melara, Meléndez, Melgar, Melgarrejo, Mellado, Melo,
Membreño, Mena, Menayo, Menchaca, Mendea, Méndez, Mendiantuba,
Mendieta, Mendiola, Mendives, Mendivil, Mendoza, Mendreño, Menéndez,
Meneses, Menjibar, Menjivar, Menocal, Meono, Meoño, Merayo, Meraz,
Merazo, Merazzo, Mercado, Mercelina, Mercer, Mergarejo, Mérida, Merino,
Merizalde, Merlo, Mesa, Mesales, Mesalles, Meseguer, Mesén, Messeguer,
M
95
Mestayer, Meszaros, Meza, Michelena, Michelino, Micillo, Miguez, Mijangos,
Mijares, Milanés, Milano, Millet, Mina, Minas, Minero,Miño, Miqueo,
Miraba, Miralles, Mirambell, Miramontes, Miranda, Miro, Mirquez, Mitja,
Mitjavila, Mizrachi, Mojarro, Mojica, Molestina, Molian, Molín, Molina,
Molinero, Molleda, Mollinedo, Mollo, Moncada, Mondol, Mondragón,
Moneda, Moneiro, Monestel, Monga, Mongalo, Móngalo, Monge, Mongillo,
Monguillo, Monjarres, Monjarrez, Monjica, Monserrat, Montagné, Montalbán,
Montalbert, Montalto, Montalván, Montalvo, Montana, Montanaro,
Montandón, Montano, Montealegre, Montealto, Montecino, Montecinos,
Monteil, Montejo, Montenaro, Montenegro, Montero, Monterosa, Monteroza,
Monterrey, Monterrosa, Monterroso, Montes, Monterinos, Monteverde,
Montiel, Montier, Montoya, Monturiol, Mora, Moraes, Moraga, Morales,
Morán, Morazán, Moreira, Morejón, Morena, Moreno, Morera, Moriano,
Morice, Morillo, Morín, Moris, Morise, Moro, Morote, Moroto, Morraz,
Morúa, Morún, Morux, Morvillo, Moscarella, Moscoa, Moscoso, Mosquera,
Motta, Moxi, Moya, Mozquera, Mugica, Muiña, Muir, Mulato, Munera,
Mungía, Munguía, Munive, Munizaga, Muñante, Muñiz, Muñoz, Murcia,
Murgado, Murgas, Murias, Murillo, Murilo, Muro, Mussap, Mussapp, Mussio,
Mustelier, Muxo.
96
Naim, Naira, Nájar,Nájares, Najarro, Nájera,
Nájeres, Naranjo, Narvaes, Narváez, Nasralah,
Nasso, Navaro, Navarrete, Navarrette, Navarro,
Navas, Nayap, Nazario, Nema, Nemar, Neyra,
Nieto, Nino, Niño, Noble, Noboa, Noel, Nogebro,
Noguera, Nomberto, Nora, Noriega, Norza, Nova,
Novales, Novo, Novoa, Nuevo, Nuez, Nunga, Núñez.
N
97
Obaldía, Obanbo, Obando, Obares, Obellón,
Obon, Obrego, Obregón, Ocampo, Ocampos,
Ocaña, Ocaño, Ocario, Ochoa, Ocón, Oconitrillo,
Ode, Odio, Odir, Odóñez, Odor, Oduber, Oguilve,
Ojeda, Okarlo, Okendo, Olarte, Olaso, Olaverri,
Olazaba, Olguín, Oliva, Olivar, Olivares, Olivárez,
Olivas, Oliver, Olivera, Oliverio, Olivier, Oliviera, Olivo, Oller, Olmeda,
Olmedo, Olmo, Olmos, Omacell, Omodeo, Ondoy, Onetto, Oñate, Oñoro,
Oporta, Oporto, Oquendo, Ora, Orama, Oramas, Orantes, Ordeñana, Ordoñes,
Ordóñez, Orduz, Oreamuno, Oreas, Oreiro, Orella, Orellana, Orfila, Orias,
Orios, Orjas, Orjuela, Orlich, Ormasis, Ormeño, Orna, Ornes, Orochena,
Orocu, Orosco, Orozco, Ortega, Ortegón, Ortiz, Ortuño, Orve, Osante, Oseda,
Osegueda, Osejo, Osequeda, Oses, Osorio, Osorno, Ospina, Ospino, Ossa,
Otalvaro, Otárola, Otero, Oto, Otoya, Ovares, Ovarez, Oviedo, Ozerio, Ozores,
Ozuno.
O
98
Pabón, Pacheco, Paco, Padilla, Páez,
Paguaga, País, Países, Paiz, Pajuelo, Palacino,
Palacio, Palacios, Palaco, Paladino, Palazuelos,
Palencia, Palma, Palomar, Palomino, Palomo,
Pamares, Pampillo, Pana, Pandolfo, Paniagua,
Pantigoso, Pantoja, Paña, Papez, Parada, Parado,
Parajeles, Parajón, Páramo, Pardo, Paredes, Pareja, Pares, París, Parra,
Parrales, Parreaguirre, Parriles, Parrilla, Pasamontes, Pasapera, Pasos,
Passapera, Pastor, Pastora, Pastrán, Pastrana, Pastrano, Patiño, Patricio, Paut,
Pauth, Pavez, Pavón, Paz, Pazmiño, Pazos, Pedraza, Pedreira, Pedreiro,
Pedroza, Peinador, Peinano, Peláez, Pellas, Pellecer, Pena, Penabad, Penado,
Pendones, Penón, Penso, Peña, Peñaloza, Peñaranda, Peñas, Peñate, Penzo,
Peñón, Peraldo, Perales, Peralta, Peraza, Perdomo, Perea, Perearnau, Pereira,
Pereiras, Perera, Pereyra, Pérez, Perezache, Pergo, Pericón, Perla, Perlaza,
Pessoa, Peynado, Peytrequín, Pezo, Picado, Picasso, Picavea, Pichardo, Pico,
Picón, Piedra, Piedrafita, Pila, Pilarte, Pimente, Pina, Pinada, Pinagel, Pinagen,
Pinar, Pincai, Pincay, Pinchinat, Pineda, Pinel, Pinell, Piney, Pinillos, Pinkay,
Pino, Pintado, Pinto, Pinzas, Piña, Piñar, Piñate, Piñeiro, Piñeres, Pinzón, Pío,
Pion, Piovano, Piovet, Pitalva, Piza, Pizarro, Pla, Plá, Placeres, Pláceres,
Plácido, Placidón, Plaja, Platero, Poblador, Poblete, Pocasangre, Pochet,
Podoy, Pokoy, Pol, Polamo, Polo, Polonio, Poma, Pomar, Pomareda, Pomares,
Ponares, Ponce, Pontigo, Pool, Porat, Porquet, Porras, Porta, Portela,
Porter,Portero, Portilla, Portillo, Portobanco, Portocarrera, Portugués,
Portuguez, Posada, Posla, Poveda, Povedano, Pozo, Pozos, Pozuelo, Prada,
Pradella, Pradilla, Prado, Prat, Pratt, Pravia, Prendas, Prendis, Pretiz, Prettel,
Prieto, Prietto, Primante, Prior, Prioto, Privatt, Procupez, Puente, Puentes,
Puertas, Puga, Puig, Pujo, Pujol, Pulido, Pulis, Pull, Pulles, Pupo, Purcallas.
P
99
Quedo, Queralt, Queredo, Querra, Quesada,
Quevedo, Quezada, Quiel, Quijada, Quijano,
Quinaz, Quinde, Quino, Quintana, Quintanilla,
Quinter, Quintero, Quinto, Quiñones, Quiñónez,
Quirce, Quiroga, Quirós, Quiroz.
Q
100
Raa, Raabe, Raba, Rabetta, Raga, Raigada,
Raigosa, Ramírez, Ramón, Ramos, Randel,
Randuro, Rangel, Raphael, Rauda, Raudes, Raudez,
Raventos, Raventós, Raygada, Rayo, Rayos, Real,
Reales, Reazco, Recinos, Recio, Redondo, Regaño,
Regidor, Regueira, Regueyra, Reich, Reina,
Renderos, Rendón, Reñazco, Repeto, Repetto, Requene, Requeno, Requeño,
Rescia, Resenterra, Restrepo, Retana, Reuben, Revelo, Revilla, Revollar,
Revollo, Rey, Reyes, Reyna, Riba, Ribas, Ribera, Ribero, Ricardo, Ricaurte,
Riera, Rileva, Rincón, Río, Ríos, Riotte, Rivalta, Rivardo, Rivas, Rivel,
Rivera, Rivero, Riverón, Riveros, Rizo, Roa, Roba, Robelo, Roble, Robles,
Robleto, Roboz, Roca, Rocabado, Rocca, Roch, Rocha, Roda, Rodas,
Rodesma, Rodesno, Rodezno, Rodó, Rodo, Rodrigo, Rodríguez, Roe, Roig,
Rois, Rojas, Rojo, Roldán, Romagosa, Román, Romano, Romero, Roque,
Rosa, Rosabal, Rosales, Rosas, Rouillón, Rovillón, Rovira, Roviralta, Roy,
Royo, Roys, Rozados, Rozo, Ruano, Rubí, Rubia, Rubín, Rubino, Rubio,
Rucavado, Rudín, Rueda, Rugama, Rugeles, Ruh, Ruilova, Ruin, Ruiz,
Romoroso, Russo.
R
101
Saavedra, Saba, Sabah, Saballo, Saballos,
Sabat, Sabate, Sabba, Sabín, Sabogal, Saborío,
Saboz, Sacasa, Sacida, Sada, Sadaña, Sáenz, Saer,
Saerron, Sáez, Safiano, Sage, Sagel, Sagot,
Sagreda, Saguero, Sala, Salablanca, Salamanca,
Salas, Salazar, Salbavarro, Salcedo, Salcino,
Saldaña, Saldivar, Salgada, Salgado, Salguera, Salguero, Saliba, Salinas,
Salmerón, Salmón, Salom, Salomón, Salumé, Salume, Salustro, Salvado,
Salvatierra, Salvo, Samaniego, Sambrana, Samper, Samudio, Samuel, San Gil,
San José, San Juan, San Martín, San Román, San Silvestre, Sanabria,
Sanahuja, Saname, Sanamucia, Sanarrusia, Sánchez, Sancho, Sandí, Sandigo,
Sandino, Sandoval, Sandria, Sandy, Sanga, Sangil, Sanjines, Sanjuan,
Sansebastián, Sansilvestre, Sanson, Sansores, Santa Ana, Santa Cruz, Santa
María, Santacruz, Santamaría, Santana, Santander, Santiago, Santibanes,
Santiesteban, Santillán, Santín, Santisteban, Santoanastacio, Santos,
Sanvicente, Sanz, Saraiva, Saravanja, Saravia, Sardinas, Sardiñas, Sariego,
Sarmiento, Sárraga, Sarratea, Sarraulte, Sarria, Sas, Sasso, Satjo, Sauceda,
Saucedo, Sauza, Savala, Savallos, Savedra, Savinón, Saxón, Sayaguez, Scriba,
Seas, Seballos, Secades, Secaida, Seco, Sedano, Sedo, Segares, Segovia,
Segreda, Segura, Sehezar, Selaya, Selles, Selva, Selvas, Semerawno,
Semeraro, Sepúlveda, Sequeira, Sermeño, Serra, Serracín, Serrano, Serrato,
Serraulte, Serru, Serrut, Servellón, Sevilla, Sevillano, Sibaja, Sierra, Sieza,
Sigüenza, Siguenza, Siles, Siliezar, Silva, Silvera, Silvia, Simana, Simón,
Sinchico, Sio, Sion, Siri, Sirias, Siverio, , Siz, Sobalvarro, Sobrado, Sojo, Sol,
Solana, Solano, Solar, Solares, Solarte, Soldevilla, Solé, Solemne, Soler,
Solera, Soley, Solís, Soliz, Solno, Solo, Solórzano, Soltero, Somarriba,
Somarribas, Somoza, Soria, Sorio, Soro, Sorto, Sosa, Sossa, Sosto, Sotela,
S
102
Sotelo, Sotillo, Soto, Sotomayor, Sotres, Souto, Soutullo, Sovalbarro, Soza,
Suárez, Suazao, Suazo, Subia, Subiros, Subirós, Subisos, Succar, Sueiras,
Suñer, Suñol, Surroca, Suyapa, Suzarte.
103
Tabah, Tabares, Tablada, Tabor, Tabora,
Taborda, Taco, Tagarita, Tagarró, Tal, Talavera,
Taleno, Tamara, Tamargo, Tamayo, Tames,
Tanchez, Tanco, Tapia, Tapias, Taracena,
Tardencilla, Tarjan, Tarrillo, Tasara, Tate, Tato,
Tavares, Tedesco, Teherán, Teijeiro, Teixido,
Tejada, Tejeda, Tejos, Tellería, Telles, Téllez, Tello, Tellos, Tencio, Tenorio,
Terán, Tercero, Terrade, Terrientes, Terrin, Terrín, Thames, Theran, Thiel,
Thiele, Thuel, Tíjeres, Tijerino, Tinoco, Toala, Tobal, Tobar, Tobe, Tobella,
Tobín, Tobón, Toledo, Toletino, Tomas, Tomás, Tomeu, Toribio, Torijano,
Tormo, Toro, Torralba, Torre, Torrealba, Torregresa, Torregroza, Torrente,
Torrentes, Torres, Tórrez, Tortós, Tortosa, Toruño, Tosso, Touma, Toval,
Tovar, Trala, Traña, Traures, Travierzo, Travieso, Trediño, Treguear, Trejos,
Treminio, Treviño, Triana, Trigo, Triguel, Triguero, Trigueros, Trilite,
Trimarco, Trimiño, Triquell, Tristán, Triunfo, Troche, Trocanis, Troncoso,
Troya, Troyo, Troz, Trueba, Truffat, Trujillo, Trullas, Trullás, Truque, Tula,
Turcio, Turcios.
T
104
Ubach, Ubao, Ubeda, Ubico, Ubilla, Ubisco,
Ubizco, Ucanan, Ucañan, Ugalde, Ugarte, Ujueta,
Ulacia, Ulate, Ulcigrai, Ulcigral, Ulecia, Uley,
Ulibarri, Ulloa, Umaña, Umanzor, Ungar, Urain,
Uralde, Urbano, Urbina, Urcuyo, Urdangarin, Urea,
Urela, Ureña, Urgellés, Uriarte, Uribe, Uriel,
Urieta, Uriza, Uroz, Urquiaga, Urra, Urraca, Urrea, Urroz, Urruela, Urrutia,
Urtecho, Urunuela, Urzola, Usaga, Useda, Uva, Uveda, Uzaga, Uzcategui.
U
105
Vadivia, Vado, Valdelomar, Valderama,
Valderrama, Valderramo, Valderramos, Valdés,
Valdescastillo, Valdez, Valdiva, Valdivia,
Valdivieso, Valencia, Valenciano, Valentín,
Valenzuela, Valera, Valerín, Valerio, Vales,
Valiente, Valladares, Vallarino, Vallcaneras,
Valldeperas, Valle, Vallecillo, Vallecillos, Vallejo, Vallejos, Valles, Vallez,
Valls, Vals, Valverde, Vanegas, Vaquerano, Vardesia, Varela, Varga, Vargas,
Vargo, Varsi, Varsot, Vartanian, Varth, Vasco, Vasconcelos, Vasílica,
Vásquez, Vassell, Vaz, Veas, Vedoba, Vedova, Vedoya, Vega, Vegas, Vela,
Velarde, Velasco, Velásquez, Velazco, Velázquez, Vélez, Veliz, Venegas,
Ventura, Vera, Verardo, Verastagui, Verdesia, Verdesoto, Vergara, Verguizas,
Vertiz, Verzola, Vesco, Viales, Viana, Viatela, Vicario, Vicente, Vico, Víctor,
Victores, Victoria, Vidaechea, Vidal, Vidales, Vidalón, Vidaorreta, Vidaurre,
Videche, Vieira, Vieto, Vigil, Vigot, Vila, Vilaboa, Vilallobos, Vilanova,
Vilaplana, Villar, Villareal, Villarebia, Villareiva, Villarreal, Villarroel, Villas,
Villaseñor, Villasuso,Villatoro, Villaverde, Villavicencio, Villeda, Villegas,
Villejas, Villena, Viloria, Vindas, Vindel, Vinueza, Viñas, Víquez, Viscaino,
Viso, Vivallo, Vivas, Vivero, Vives, Vívez, Vivies, Vivó, Vizcaíno, Vizcayno.
V
106
Wainberg, Wolf.
W
107
Xatruch, Xirinachs, Xiques.
X
108
Yaacobi, Yanarella, Yanayaco, Yanes,
Yepez, Yglesias, Yllanes, Yurica, Yzaguirre.
Y
109
Zabala, Zabaleta, Zabate, Zablah, Zacarías,
Zacasa, Zalazar, Zaldivar, Zallas, Zambrana,
Zambrano, Zamora, Zamorano, Zamudio, Zamuria,
Zapata, Zaragoza, Zárate, Zarco, Zaror, Zarzosa,
Zavala, Zavaleta, Zayas, Zayat, Zecca, Zedan,
Zegarra, Zelada, Zelaya, Zeledón, Zepeda, Zetina,
Zonta, Zoratte, Zuleta, Zumba, Zumbado, Zúñiga, Zunzunegui.

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