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Archivo de la categoría: Residency

Residency permits, Immigration and Emigration services, NIE and temporary work

NIE appointment

If you want an appointment for an NIE permit in any Spanish province, please fill in and submit the form below.

This form is to request a short term NIE number, not a full time residency permit. For more information on the differences between NIE and residency permits, click here.

We will reply with an appointment date and time. If you are in agreement with the date and time, then a charge of €5 (payable online via paypal or with a debit / credit card) shall be applied and the appointment will be confirmed.

Your full Name (required)

Your passport number (required)

Your Email (required)

Your Nationality(required)

In which Spanish province are you living? (required)

Your Passport number (required)

If you have had an nie number in Spain before enter it here

What is your reason for getting an nie number? (ie: buy a house, a car, etc.) (required)

Any other information

Are you human? Please enter the following characters into the box below captcha

Residency Appointment

If you want an appointment for a residency permit in any Spanish province, please fill in and submit the form below.

We will reply with an appointment date and time. If you are in agreement with the date and time, then a charge of €5 (payable online via paypal or with a debit / credit card) shall be applied and the appointment will be confirmed.

Your Full Name (required)

Your Email (required)

Your Nationality (required)

In which Spanish province are you living? (required)

Your Passport number (required)

If you have had an nie number in Spain before enter it here

Are you human? Please enter the following characters into the box below captcha

Foreigners’ Identity Number (N.I.E.)

Foreigners having an economic, professional or social connection with Spain may apply personally for an N.I.E.

Article 206 of the Regulations of Organic Law 4/2000, on the rights and freedoms of foreigners in Spain and their social integration, approved by Royal Decree 557/2011, of 20 April, sets forth that foreigners having a relation with Spain for economic, professional or social interests shall be provided with a personal, unique and exclusive sequential number, for identification purposes. residencia

Consequently, foreigners having a relation with Spain for economic, professional or social interests may personally apply for an N.I.E. at the Directorate-General of the Police, either directly or through Spain’s Consular Posts abroad.

Applications must be submitted at the Consular Post of the district in which the foreigner resides, either personally or through a duly accredited representative, and the application must be accompanied by a copy of the biographical page of the passport containing the holder’s information (EU citizens can provide a copy of their identity card), and by proof of the economic, professional or social interests justifying the application.

Residency permits and nie numbers

Foreigners’ Identity Number (N.I.E.)
Foreigners having an economic, professional or social connection with Spain may apply personally for an N.I.E.

Article 206 of the Regulations of Organic Law 4/2000, on the rights and freedoms of foreigners in Spain and their social integration, approved by Royal Decree 557/2011, of 20 April, sets forth that foreigners having a relation with Spain for economic, professional or social interests shall be provided with a personal, unique and exclusive sequential number, for identification purposes.

Consequently, foreigners having a relation with Spain for economic, professional or social interests may personally apply for an N.I.E. at the Directorate-General of the Police, either directly or through Spain’s Consular Posts abroad.

Applications must be submitted at the Consular Post of the district in which the foreigner resides, either personally or through a duly accredited representative, and the application must be accompanied by a copy of the biographical page of the passport containing the holder’s information (EU citizens can provide a copy of their identity card), and by proof of the economic, professional or social interests justifying the application.

Certificado de registro de ciudadano de la Unión (Permiso de residencia)

Los ciudadanos de un Estado miembro de la Unión Europea, de otro Estado parte en el Acuerdo sobre el Espacio Económico Europeo o Suiza que vayan a residir en el territorio del Estado Español por un período superior a tres meses están obligados a solicitar su inscripción en el Registro Central de Extranjeros.
Residing in Spain

Foreigners wishing to reside in Spain must have prior authorization to do so. Once said authorization has been obtained, it shall be necessary to obtain the corresponding visa allowing entry into Spain.

 

 

Residency permit
Residence in Spain can be temporary or permanent. Temporary residence is the situation authorizing a stay in Spain for a period longer than 90 days and shorter than five years. Authorizations may not be renewed.

Initial authorization for temporary residence not involving a work permit shall be granted to foreigners who have sufficient means of subsistence for themselves and, when applicable, for their family members.

Current regulations set forth the procedure and requirements for obtaining an authorization for residence and work in Spain in order to engage in gainful activity, whether self-employed or as an employee.

Long-term residence is the situation authorizing indefinite residence and work in Spain, under the same conditions as Spaniards.

Foreigners who have been temporary residents in Spain for five uninterrupted years and meet the conditions established by regulation shall be entitled to long-term residence. Prior periods of uninterrupted residence in other Member States, as an EU Blue Card holder, shall be counted for the purpose of obtaining long-term residence. Residence shall be considered uninterrupted even if for holidays or other reasons established by regulation the foreigner has left national territory temporarily.