Certificates & Documents Spain

The Foreign National Identity Number, "Número de Identidad de Extranjero," colloquially known simply as "NIE," is also the tax identification number for foreign nationals, "Número de Identificación Fiscal" (NIF). For this, the NIE must also be registered and activated with the Spanish tax authorities.

Applying for an NIE does not entail any tax or other obligations.

We can apply for your NIE number without you having to travel to Spain in person.

The Spanish "residencia" is the registration in the Central Register of Foreigners (Registro Central de Extranjeros). Only with the residency (Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Unión) are you officially considered a resident/resident in Spain.

The bureaucratic effort required to obtain registration with the immigration authorities is currently considerable.

We can apply for your Spanish residence permit.

You only need to fill out form EX 18 at the immigration office (downloadable here) .

Any foreigner who wishes to prove his or her foreign status in Spain for economic, professional or social reasons may request a certificate of non-residence in Spain issued by the General Directorate of Police.

We can apply for this non-residence certificate for you. You don't need to travel in person.

The Certificate of Residence in Spain is a document that certifies the status of a foreigner as a resident in our country.

If you are unable or unwilling to appear in person for any reason, you can obtain the certificate by proxy. The power of attorney must explicitly state that the authorized representative is authorized to submit the application for the resident's certificate.

If you are a resident and have been habitually resident abroad for more than two years and have a driving license, you must exchange it.

We can organize the exchange for a Spanish driving license for you.