Padron? EX-18? EX-20? Assistance with understanding order etc... :-) - Page 3

George55 wrote on Wed Dec 30, 2020 10:16pm:

Yes, am fairly sure they sit next to each other in Orihuela Costa.

It woudn't surprise me if the same person would deal with an electronic certificate application at 10am and then at 10.20am be dealing with a padron application.

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If you're Spanish is good enough, then I think you could well get away with combining an electronic certificate appt with a padron one too having just booked the ACCV appt - it's not like the requirements in terms of ID etc are materially different and if like most of us you have a "Spanish dossier" just take that with you as it'll probably have whatever they want!

SandraLS wrote on Wed Dec 30, 2020 5:10pm:

Thanks Steve

I cannot get my paperwork in by the 31st December but as I replied to Kelvin above I have registered with Babelia who said I could be dealt with under current regulations if I can prove I was living here before the end of the year...

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I have today applied for a Spanish bank account and have already purchased healthcare. I can prove a healthy income from the UK and have a 2 year tenancy agreement which started at the end of October (and obviously proof of paying my rent). I have my Padron appointment booked for the 15th April (the earliest one they had available). I just don't know the order I need to do stuff in....

I seem to be ticking the boxes you have mentioned.... Just bad timing.

Do you think I will still need a work visa if I am actually working for and being paid by a UK business? If so, no problem as I just want to get everything correct.

Thank you for your help - I can see I am likely to be pestering the forum for advice over the coming months....

Sandra

Golandrina wrote on Wed Jan 6, 2021 2:39pm:

The Citizens Advice Bureau Spain website may have some answers for you.   By the way, you say that you have an appointment booked in order to obtain the Padron.   I assume that this is at your local town hall (ayuntamiento).   Also, have you obtained your N.I.E., as ...

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...you will need this for many things in Spain?