Timtimbles wrote on Sun Sep 20, 2020 8:00am:
Hope this may be helpful to you except as you’re not pensioners, the S1 doesn’t apply, you would need to get private medical insurance. Residencia only applies if you are going to spend more than 183 days in Spain and then you would be liable to pay tax here and declare all worldly assets. Th...
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...e information below is what was required last year!
Requirements for Residencia
1. Ring Overseas Health Department 00441912181999 for S1 Form
2. Open Bank Account with €10,152.80 for a married couple or €5,488.00 for a single person. Ask bank to print out a certificate stating amount in account as proof to take to police station.
3. Go to Town Hall. Ask to be put on the ‘padron’ (electoral roll). Take rental contract/escruitura, passports & NIE certificates.
4. Passports + photocopies
5. Complete EX18 Form
6. Complete TASA (Form 790-012) & take to bank & pay 12.80
7. NIE Certificates
Take all this to Office de Extranjeros, (police station in Plaza Miranda behind indoor market) up the steps, take a ticket from box on desk like in a supermarket & sit down until number comes up. (Usually ten minutes at most). They don’t speak English!!
Forms EX18 and 790-012 can be downloaded online.
Hi Tim, thanks so much for replying to me and providing me so much detail, and I think if we can stay up to 6 months a year here, that will be absolutely fine for us, at the moment. Its purely the 'unknown' element of Brexit that is causing us concern, as no one knows how it will be after December.
So its just weighing up the merits of having this Residencia no lucrativa ( no rights to financial benefits, health care etc), as opposed to just continuing as we are now, we have our NIE and a bank a/c here, pay our local taxes on our apartment etc
We will apply for our 'Padron' at local town hall and continue to mull it over
its good to hear your thoughts,
appreciate it!
all best
Anita