Residencia advice

Shane, I find my self in a similar situation, in so much as when we plan to move out (in a few years), my wife will have been a housewife for most of our marriage, caring for 4 kids and then elderly family.  We have savings and I have a good pension in place too, but I'd be interested in the advice you recieve.

Regards

Will

Hi Will,

I have asked the same question to a lady who deals with residencia so she will be in a better position to advise me

As soon as i get a response i will let you know

Regards

Shane

Look for a recent Jim Taylor article that was on this forum, I think, about residence. His info is usually bang up to date. X

Hi Will,

this is what i received from Monica who deals with residencia:

1) Private health insurance certificate to prove you have a private health insurance to cover you as much as the social security would do in case you were entitled to it 

2) Bank certificate to prove you have incomes enough to live, it means 10.000€/person (20.000€ in a joint account) or monthly incomes for the last 6 months of more than 700€/person (1.400€ in  joint account)

To get Residencia Certificate - Price: 160 € / person*

Price includes:

• VAT
• Make the appointment
• Prepare all the forms and paperwork
• Extranjería rate
• To go to the appointment with you and get the document

Docs I need from you

• Passport
• 1 passport photo size
• Forms fulfilled and signed (I would send them by mail once you agree with the price)
• Depending the case
• Private health insurance
• Proof of income

*Payment has to be in cash or by bank transfer: 50% when the quote is accepted, 50% once  the service is finished

Hope this helps

Shane 

That's ideal Shane, thanks for sharing.

Much appreciated

Will

No problem Will

Shane