MARBELLALINK
  • Home
  • Businesses for sale
  • Property for sale
  • Marbella bars for sale
  • Apartments for sale
  • Marbella duplex apartment
  • Bar restaurant for sale
  • Property Buyers Guide
  • Apartment for sale
  • Property Valuation
  • Business Directory
  • Useful Info
  • Marbella Today Blog
  • Marbella Things To Do
  • N.I.E. Number
  • Brits Driving Spain
  • Videos
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
  • More
    • Home
    • Businesses for sale
    • Property for sale
    • Marbella bars for sale
    • Apartments for sale
    • Marbella duplex apartment
    • Bar restaurant for sale
    • Property Buyers Guide
    • Apartment for sale
    • Property Valuation
    • Business Directory
    • Useful Info
    • Marbella Today Blog
    • Marbella Things To Do
    • N.I.E. Number
    • Brits Driving Spain
    • Videos
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • Sign In
  • Create Account

  • Bookings
  • Orders
  • My Account
  • Signed in as:

  • filler@godaddy.com


  • Bookings
  • Orders
  • My Account
  • Sign out

MARBELLALINK

Signed in as:

filler@godaddy.com

  • Home
  • Businesses for sale
  • Property for sale
  • Marbella bars for sale
  • Apartments for sale
  • Marbella duplex apartment
  • Bar restaurant for sale
  • Property Buyers Guide
  • Apartment for sale
  • Property Valuation
  • Business Directory
  • Useful Info
  • Marbella Today Blog
  • Marbella Things To Do
  • N.I.E. Number
  • Brits Driving Spain
  • Videos
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy

Account


  • Bookings
  • Orders
  • My Account
  • Sign out


  • Sign In
  • Bookings
  • Orders
  • My Account

Marbella Useful Info

Marbella Useful Information

Marbella useful info, find emergency telephone numbers, about the T.I.E. residency card, Spanish visas, getting on the all-important Padrón at your local town hall, a Spanish notary, the N.I.E number, download application forms and a lot more..... Marbella useful information

Marbella Local Business Directory

Connect With Us marbella useful info

EU Exit Update

Marbella useful information, my guide to emergency telephone numbers, things to do Marbella.

Britain has left the European Union and new rules apply to go to live, work or study in Spain.

British citizens who were living in Spain before 31st December 2020 are broadly entitled to keep their more generous rights from when   Britain was in the EU for as long as they live. To prove they were living in Spain and entitled to these rights they need to have either:   i) a pale green European registration certificate (A4 size or credit-card size) or ii) the new TIE plastic card explicitly stating that the holder is covered by ‘Articulo 50 TUE’. Either is valid proof of those rights but swapping to a TIE is recommended at some point. There is no deadline to do this. Marbella useful information.

Brits driving in Spain
Marbella useful information, my guide to emergency telephone numbers, help British citizens Spain.

Have you moved to Spain after 1st January 2021?

The above information does not apply to you if you move to Spain after 1st January 2021. You will need a visa to spend more than 90 days in any 180 day period in Spain to live or on business. Getting a job in  Spain or study also requires a visa. You need to apply for these from the UK before you settle in Spain. You cannot apply if you are in Spain. Marbella useful information.


Please press the photo to read Marbella blogs

Spanish Government Information
Marbella useful information, my guide to emergency telephone numbers, help for British residents.

Marbella Useful Info

It is still possible to become a Spanish resident as a UK national,  and acquiring residency will give you rights to support and welfare benefits and protection in the future, although the income requirements are higher to get residency and the benefits less generous and immediate than for those who lived in Spain before  31st December 2020.

Even if you move to Spain after 1st January 2020, you must ensure you are legally resident as you are at risk if something goes wrong, such as loss of work or a sudden health problem. Marbella useful information.

(Please press the photo to see some of our videos)

Property Buyers Guide

Marbellalink helping British residents in Spain Useful info

If you need any advice on the information given on this page, please do not hesitate to contact us! Marbella useful information. Contact

EU Exit Update for British residents in Spain

Britain has left the European Union and as from the 1st of April the transition period expired.

Support to the British nationals based in Spain (UKNSF)


The  International Organization for Migration (IOM) will provide practical support to UK Nationals who may find it harder to complete their residency applications to secure and maintain their residency rights in  EU countries now that the UK has left the EU. In Spain, the Project will support UK nationals residing in Spanish territory with a special focus on the Community of Madrid, the Community of Andalusia, the Region of Murcia, Castilla La Mancha, Castilla y León and Extremadura and the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla.


Telephone numbers for IOM


Madrid, Castilla Léon, Castilla La Mancha, Extremadura: (0034) 699 581 855

Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla: (0034) 650 339 754 / 616 825 704

Murcia/Almeria: (0034) 648 642 543


For guidance, you can also go to     


 UK.GOV


Spain: register your residency 

How UK nationals who plan to live in  Spain for more than 3 months must register as a resident and on the  Padrón at their town hall.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Step 1: Submit your residence application


You must submit your residence application to the immigration office (Oficina de Extranjeros) in the province where you live. 


You can do this electronically (if you have a digital signature ‘firma digital’), in person by appointment at the immigration office or via a third party representative of your choice who can submit your application, electronically or in person.

You will need to provide the following documentation:


Download application form


https://extranjeros.inclusion.gob.es/ficheros/Modelos_solicitudes/mod_solicitudes2/20-Formulario_documento_residencia_nacionales_RU.pdf


Submitting your application in person


To submit your application and documents in person, you must first request an appointment at the immigration office.  In many provinces you  must do this online via the public administration website:

 or by telephone Malaga - call +34 95 298 04 60 and select OPTION 5 to request your appointment


Your T.I E. Application


Once your residency application has been approved by the immigration  office you will need to obtain the TIE from the national police. 


You must apply for an appointment online.


  • choose your province
  • then ‘trámites cuerpo nacional de policía’ (if this option is available)
  • then ‘Policía Exp tarjeta asociada al Acuerdo de retirada ciudadanos británicos y sus familiares’


You must attend this appointment at the police station in person with the following documentation:


  • application form EX23
  • passport
  • proof you have paid the fee (via form ‘modelo 790, code 012’ – choose option ‘certificado de registro de residente comunitario’). Currently this fee cannot be paid online.
  • photograph (you must ensure this meets the Spanish administration’s requirements)


Many police stations will also require you to provide photocopies of official documents, such as your passport, at your appointment.


You will need to return to the police station with your valid passport to collect the TIE once it is ready. Marbella useful information.


My guide Marbella for British residents in spain, useful information, emergency telephone numbers.

Need free help to get your T.I.E. card if you live in Spain. Press here IOM Spain

Driving in Spain, NIE number & the Padrón Useful info

British living in Spain must have a Spanish driving licence


N.I.E number


The first step in moving to Spain is to get the NIE Number.

This number (“Número de Identidad de Extranjero”) is the basic identification with which you will be able to conduct any kind of legal procedure in the country, such as opening a bank account, buying a house or car, starting your company or getting your residence permit. 

Please press the link https://marbellalink.com/n-i-e-number




Register on the Padrón


If you live in Spain you must register on the padrón municipal. This is a list kept by the town hall of all the people who live in that town. You must register at the address where you normally live. You cannot be registered on the padrón (‘empadronado’) at more than one address. You do not need to own a property to register, you can still register if you are renting or live with others.


Documents for the Padrón


When applying in person or online, you will need to present your valid passport as official identification, as well as documentation which 

shows you live at the stated address such as:


  • your NIE (numero de identidad de extranjero) or residence certificate / card
  • the deeds to your house or a copy of your rental contract
  • a recent utility bill in your name or proof of payment of municipal taxes

Contact  C/ Los Naranjos, 1, Marbella (29600 Málaga)E-mai infomarbella@pgb.es


Telephone  952 761 100 /  952 829 015 


Marbella useful information real estate services.


Need free help to get your T.I.E. card if you live in Spain.


Marbella useful information, my guide to British residents driving in Spain. NIE number.

British residents in Spain must hold a Spanish driving licence. Click here for more information.

IOM Help Brits with residency

IOM Press here

Marbella Useful Information

What is a Notary in Spain?

The notary is a professional within the Spanish law system and his/ her main function is to certify Spanish documents ensuring that private agreements fulfil certain legal criteria. The Spanish notary is involved in legalising agreements and contracts and uses a stamp and signature to endorse them.


Although they earn their fees from private individuals and companies, Notaries are essentially public officials who play a neutral role in drafting and witnessing many types of contracts in Spain. Their job is to ensure that both parties to an agreement understand the terms of the contract,  that the terms of the contract do not contravene any laws, and to ensure that the appropriate taxes generated by the transaction are paid. 


To develop their function they have a delegated power from the State. In this, sense, they depend on the Ministry of Justice and they join the profession after passing an official examination. As a precedent legal  profession they are incorporated to the “Colegio de Notarios” presided  by “Consejo Superior del Notariado”. The profession is regulated by Law May 28, 1862 and by Decree June 2, 1994.


The mission of the notary As described in the official Spanish notary website: As a civil servant, the notary must stick strictly to the legality of any document, declaration or act that individuals require and check that the dealings wanted by both sides meet the requirements placed by the legal system.  This monitoring of legality gives you the best guarantees and the absolute certainty that your contract or business is final, fixed and effective. The notary has an obligation to provide legal advice,  interpret, configure and authenticate the will of all participants involved with a legal agreement, giving special treatment to those who need more protection (article 147 of the Notary Regulations). Marbella useful information.

The notary is a professional within the Spanish law system and his/ her main function is to certify

Click here to see Notaries in Marbella

General Useful Information Telephone numbers

For all EMERGENCY services call 112

For EMERGENCY Services 112

National Police 091 Local Police 092

Guardia Civil 062

Fire Brigade 080 or 085

Emergency Medical Assistance 061

Malaga Airport +34 952 048 484 / +34 952 048 838

Contact Us

Contact Us

If we can be of any assistance to you in these matters please contact us

Marbellalink Real Estate

Calle Valentuñana 5, 29601 Marbella, Málaga, Spain

(+34) 602501441

Hours

Open today

09:00 am – 05:00 pm

Drop us a line!

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Copyright © 2022 Marbellalink Real Estate - All Rights Reserved.

Powered by GoDaddy Website Builder

  • Privacy Policy

This website uses cookies.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

DeclineAccept