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Hi can anyone advise me on the residency rules if my partner is a resident of Spain andi have a civil partnership certificate, I've been told so many different stories and am I not entirely sure what the criteria is to becoming a resident myself.
If it's been registered with a notary then it is legal and allows you to become a resident. One partner must be on the padron in the region you wish to become resident in. To actually register with a notary depends on the region with some saying you must prove you have lived together for 2 years, some for 1 years, others for 6 months and others with no living together rules at all.
Check with a notary to see if your certificate can be registered in Spain and then you should have no problems applying for residency.
Read this article from immigration Spain to clarify
Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2023 8:07pm
marcliff wrote on Sat Jul 29, 2023 3:23pm:
If it's been registered with a notary then it is legal and allows you to become a resident. One partner must be on the padron in the region you wish to become resident in. To actually register with a notary depends on the region with some saying you must prove you have lived together for 2 years,...
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... some for 1 years, others for 6 months and others with no living together rules at all.
Check with a notary to see if your certificate can be registered in Spain and then you should have no problems applying for residency.
Read this article from immigration Spain to clarify
Thank you this is extremely helpful information I appreciate your help.
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