This post that was quoted has been deleted.
I have been told that I need to show I have spent 180 consecutive days in Spain between now and the 31st Dec as part of my application is this true.
This post that was quoted has been deleted.
I have been told that I need to show I have spent 180 consecutive days in Spain between now and the 31st Dec as part of my application is this true.
This post that was quoted has been deleted.
Ok thanks I plan on starting the process on 1st sept, will I have to remain in Spain while the application is ongoing?
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2020 8:09pm
Helpful member
This post that was quoted has been deleted.
This is a problem for us too, we will need residency in the future (years not months)
And wondered if there was some sort of way of working round it!
Thank you ray
Terry
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2020 9:48pm
This post that was quoted has been deleted.
Is this €900 each or per couple if bank account is a joint one?
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2020 10:53pm
Helpful member
GCfromVC wrote on Mon Jul 20, 2020 9:29pm:
Thanks again Jim.
I'm trying to get out as soon as possible as I want to apply for my residency before this year is out. I feel like I'm rushing but its got to be done. I'm going to use somebody to get this sorted and do the legwork while I'm toing and froing.
Read more...
I seem to remember some recommendations on here for someone who does it so I will have another search.
The time is right!
This is what my Spanish lawyer wrote to me this evening
2- If you only have a police number of NIE, no green document (like the one I showed you this morning), in that case the procedure is the following:a) You must be registered in the Padrón Municipal (in the Town Hall) of Pinoso for 3 months before asking an appointment in the Foreign Office Affairs.
She can ask now for an appointment, because you are going to come soon and I finished all paperwork (but the NIE number...and your fingerprint) in Pinoso.
b) During these 3 months you have to prove living here by paying with your credit card.
c) Keep 9,000 euros in your Spanish account
d) Contract a health insurance
e) During this time she will manage the appointment in order to earn time...and when she has the meeting she will show all the requested proof.
f) After this meeting (some time later) she will receive the approval of not...for your residence, so in case it is accepted she will
g) ask for a police appointment in order you to print your finger in a police card...
Advertisement - posts continue below
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2020 9:14am
adammc wrote on Wed Jul 22, 2020 10:53pm:
This is what my Spanish lawyer wrote to me this evening
2- If you only have a police number of NIE, no green document (like the one I showed you this morning), in that case the procedure is the following:a) You must be registered in the Padrón Municipal (in the Town Hall) of Pinoso for 3 months before asking an appointment in...
Read more...
... the Foreign Office Affairs.
She can ask now for an appointment, because you are going to come soon and I finished all paperwork (but the NIE number...and your fingerprint) in Pinoso.
b) During these 3 months you have to prove living here by paying with your credit card.
c) Keep 9,000 euros in your Spanish account
d) Contract a health insurance
e) During this time she will manage the appointment in order to earn time...and when she has the meeting she will show all the requested proof.
f) After this meeting (some time later) she will receive the approval of not...for your residence, so in case it is accepted she will
g) ask for a police appointment in order you to print your finger in a police card...
If the part about being on the Pardon for 3 months before applying for residency and the time it takes to get an appointment is true, then it is probably to late for someone like myself who cant come out until September to start the process. We would then need to comply with whatever the new requirements are going to be from Jan 1st 2021.
michael1957 wrote on Thu Jul 23, 2020 9:14am:
If the part about being on the Pardon for 3 months before applying for residency and the time it takes to get an appointment is true, then it is probably to late for someone like myself who cant come out until September to start the process. We would then need to comply with whatever the new requ...
Read more...
...irements are going to be from Jan 1st 2021.
Same for us.
Also we are relying on lump sums from our NHS pensions next year, so if they are to be taxed, we may have to delay (or even forget) our dreams of residency.
Feeling rather despondent to be honest.
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2020 11:14am
Super helpful member
Jane2002 wrote on Thu Jul 23, 2020 10:55am:
Same for us.
Also we are relying on lump sums from our NHS pensions next year, so if they are to be taxed, we may have to delay (or even forget) our dreams of residency.
Read more...
Feeling rather despondent to be honest.
https://www.citizensadvice.org.es/faq/nhs-pension-government-pension-for-tax-purposes-not/
This might help with the NHS pension question.
Kelvin1960 wrote on Thu Jul 23, 2020 11:14am:
https://www.citizensadvice.org.es/faq/nhs-pension-government-pension-for-tax-purposes-not/
This might help with the NHS pension question.
Ah. Many thanks . Certainly worth persuing!
adammc wrote on Wed Jul 22, 2020 10:53pm:
This is what my Spanish lawyer wrote to me this evening
2- If you only have a police number of NIE, no green document (like the one I showed you this morning), in that case the procedure is the following:a) You must be registered in the Padrón Municipal (in the Town Hall) of Pinoso for 3 months before asking an appointment in...
Read more...
... the Foreign Office Affairs.
She can ask now for an appointment, because you are going to come soon and I finished all paperwork (but the NIE number...and your fingerprint) in Pinoso.
b) During these 3 months you have to prove living here by paying with your credit card.
c) Keep 9,000 euros in your Spanish account
d) Contract a health insurance
e) During this time she will manage the appointment in order to earn time...and when she has the meeting she will show all the requested proof.
f) After this meeting (some time later) she will receive the approval of not...for your residence, so in case it is accepted she will
g) ask for a police appointment in order you to print your finger in a police card...
Hi.......thanks for your reply.
In your opinion do you think that the €9000 needs to be in a Spanish bank or do you think it could be something like Transferwise or UK account?
Find more Brexit and the EU topics from a particular area:
Or view all Brexit and the EU topics in all of Costa Blanca.