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Residency with no fixed abode?

Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2020 10:14am
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Empirestate

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Hi, I was wondering if anyone had any experience in terms of applying for the Residency Permit, and not having a fixed abode.

In terms of evidence they talk about a rental agreement, or deeds etc, to show your residency.

I was wondering what happens if for example like friends of ours, you have a mobile home and drive from place to place through the year. Or if you wish to move about, or live with relatives as we have relatives we could stay with in different areas.

One of the issues we face in moving to spain is deciding where to live, and so would want to possibly live in a few different areas before purchasing a home/taking a long term rental.

But I dont know what to do with residency in this case? It'll be required after 3 months so we need to apply for it, but if were moving about, or are staying with relatives we wouldnt have the housing evidence asked for.

Many thanks.

Ryan

jimtaylor

Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2020 4:53pm

jimtaylor

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Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2020 4:53pm

You mention staying with relatives. If that's an option, then get them to support you in getting temporarily on their padrón, and use that for the residency application.

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