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Hello allš my daughter is looking to move to Spain next year ,can she apply for residencia? And if so what are the requirements, myself and my wife are residents, I know their are different rules now , so if anyone can enlighten me that would be greatš many thanks in advance Michael.
Dixiedean66 wrote on Sat Aug 20, 2022 6:44pm:
Hello allš my daughter is looking to move to Spain next year ,can she apply for residencia? And if so what are the requirements, myself and my wife are residents, I know their are different rules now , so if anyone can enlighten me that would be greatš many thanks in advance Michael.
If she is a UK passport holder she will need a visa to live permanently in Spain.
If she is to retire to Spain and not work she can apply for the non lucrative visa. She will need to prove an income of around ā¬28,000 per annum and full healthcare.
If she is wanting to live in Spain and wants to work she will need to secure a position first and then her prospective employer will need to apply for a work visa on her behalf.
If she comes to Spain without some sort of visa she will be tied to the 90 day rule.
If she has an EU or Irish Passport then she can move to Spain and sign on the foreigners register.
If she gains a visa from the Spanish consulate in the UK she can then move to Spain and apply for residency.
Steve
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2022 8:46pm
tebo53 wrote on Sat Aug 20, 2022 7:41pm:
If she is a UK passport holder she will need a visa to live permanently in Spain.
If she is to retire to Spain and not work she can apply for the non lucrative visa. She will need to prove an income of around ā¬28,000 per annum and full healthcare.
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If she is wanting to live in Spain and wants to work she will need to secure a position first and then her prospective employer will need to apply for a work visa on her behalf.
If she comes to Spain without some sort of visa she will be tied to the 90 day rule.
If she has an EU or Irish Passport then she can move to Spain and sign on the foreigners register.
If she gains a visa from the Spanish consulate in the UK she can then move to Spain and apply for residency.
Steve
Hi Steve thanks for that infoš much appreciated, love this forum some very helpful peopleššš
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Thank you henriqueš much appreciated š
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