As an expatriate living in Spain; do you find that the Spanish bureaucratic system
can be disconcerting? Have you discovered that the simplest of transactions are difficult to conclude?
Find yourself searching for answers to problems only to discover that there is nowhere where you could find a solution?
I am assuming that the answer is yes and that is why should be a member of our web site if you arent already.
Your passport with your certificate of residency is ID for residents in Spain. When you send of your passport for renewal, you only need the proof that the renewal is in process until your new passport arrives. This is valid for applying for res...
British citizens have the right to use the name or surname of their choice. This is not often known by the Spanish authorities.
An information and a notification document in Spanish from the British Embassy for the authorities.
Nota Verbal re n...
You can authorise another person to arrange for certain ´tramites´/administrative procedures in your name.
First matriculation, transfer of ownership, temporary ´baja´, renew driving licence etc. or to present or collect documents.
Link to...
Either to apply for a S1 form for pensioners, or a ´letter of no entitlement´ for those whose S1 has expired or those who have no UK entitlement at all and are asked to provide this ´legislation letter´ to access the Spanish public healthcar...
When you register your child at a public school in Spain, there are several complementary services that you can apply for.
If you do not live in the town itself, but outside the town´s limits in the ´campo´, you might be entitled to register ...
Unfortunately Spain does not have the same system as the UK and other EU countries which actually encourage taking up some sort of employment after retirement. For Spanish pensioners though stated that a pension and employment is not compatible,...
Yes, you can take the theory exam in all the Spanish languages, English, German and French.
See THIS LINK.
But the practical exam still only possible in Spanish though.
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