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Withdrawal Agreement

Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 3:15pm
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PatDave

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We have just received a gov. uk email regarding an update with regards to residencia/withdrawal agreement. I don't know if we are interpreting it correctly. Does this mean that our TIE's marked 'Residencia Temporal' need to be changed, or only when they expire? The update mentions something about improved border crossings with permanent residencia?

Interested to hear anyone else's take on this.

Also,  if we need to update,  what's the procedure?

Darro

Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 3:40pm

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Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 3:40pm

The only thing I can see updated there is

"Added 2 new links: 1. 'EU guidance for UK nationals on entering and leaving the Schengen area' for information about the 90/180-day rule and passport stamping for UK nationals covered by the Withdrawal Agreement. 2. 'EU guidance on holding multiple immigration statuses' for information about the rights of UK nationals covered by the Withdrawal Agreement to hold multiple immigration statuses"

Nothing about temporal residency etc.

Can you copy/paste what you are talking about?

tebo53

Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 4:03pm

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Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 4:03pm

When you have lived legally in Spain for 5 full years you can apply for permanent residency. The TIE will reflect that.

Steve 

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Kimmy11

Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 8:04pm

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Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 8:04pm

Hi PatDave,

If you could add the hyperlink for the information you've read, we can give you a precise answer.  At a guess, I think you may be talking about the UK (and Spanish) governments trying to encourage UK citizens, resident in Spain, to switch their green registration certificate for a TIE card.  The first 5 years of registration/residency is called "temporal" and when you update your card after that period, you'll receive a TIE "permanente", which lasts 10 years.

Spain has not issued a deadline for people in possession of the green registration certificate to switch it for a TIE, but the Government has said there are several benefits of doing so; not least, the durability of the plastic photo ID card over the the scruffy piece of green paper.  If you already have a TIE "temporal", there's no need to apply for a TIE "permanente" until 3 months before your current card expires.

Kind regards,

Kim

Jeanniec23

Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2022 2:23pm

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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2022 2:23pm

Kimmy11 wrote on Sun Mar 27, 2022 8:04pm:

Hi PatDave,

If you could add the hyperlink for the information you've read, we can give you a precise answer.  At a guess, I think you may be talking about the UK (and Spanish) governments trying to encourage UK citizens, resident in Spain, to switch their green registration certificate for a TIE card.&...

...nbsp; The first 5 years of registration/residency is called "temporal" and when you update your card after that period, you'll receive a TIE "permanente", which lasts 10 years.

Spain has not issued a deadline for people in possession of the green registration certificate to switch it for a TIE, but the Government has said there are several benefits of doing so; not least, the durability of the plastic photo ID card over the the scruffy piece of green paper.  If you already have a TIE "temporal", there's no need to apply for a TIE "permanente" until 3 months before your current card expires.

Kind regards,

Kim

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/living-in-europe?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications-topic&utm_source=6387850c-3060-42aa-b196-fcb4477ae122&utm_content=daily

I think this may be what the person was referring too as I have just read it as well and unsure of what they are referring to 

Kimmy11

Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2022 2:33pm

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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2022 2:33pm

Jeanniec23 wrote on Mon Mar 28, 2022 2:23pm:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/living-in-europe?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications-topic&utm_source=6387850c-3060-42aa-b196-fcb4477ae122&utm_content=daily

I think this may be what the person was referring too as I have just read it as well and unsure of what they are referring to ...

...

People need to read the covering email, which specifies the update made to the original document and where to find it.  The updates of 25 March are:

"Page summary:
Information for UK nationals living in the EU, EEA EFTA countries and Switzerland since before 1 January 2021, including guidance on residency and healthcare.

Change made:
Added 2 new links: 

1. ‘EU guidance for UK nationals on entering and leaving the Schengen area’ for information about the 90/180-day rule and passport stamping for UK nationals covered by the Withdrawal Agreement. 

2. ‘EU guidance on holding multiple immigration statuses’ for information about the rights of UK nationals covered by the Withdrawal Agreement to hold multiple immigration statuses.

Time updated:
10:55am, 25 March 


Kind regards, 
Kim

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