Planning to move to Spain or engage in anything more official than ordering a café con leche? You’ll need an NIE number. This stands for “Número de Identificación de Extranjero,” or in plain English, “Foreigner’s Identification Number.”
Getting your NIE number might seem daunting, but really, it’s a straightforward process once you know the steps. So, let’s cut through the confusion and get you on your way to living your Spanish dream, hassle-free. Ready?
The NIE doesn’t expire. Your identification number remains the same for life.
While the NIE is typically issued within two weeks, it’s important to note that this timeframe isn’t set in stone. There can be external factors that might extend this period.
These factors, often beyond the control of the administration, could include high demand, public holidays, or administrative delays. So, when applying for your NIE, it’s wise to allow some extra time in your plans for these potential delays.
The TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is a card for non-EU residents planning to stay in Spain for more than six months. EU nationals don’t need it.
The NIE number is included on a TIE card.
Yes, you can appoint an official representative like an accountant or lawyer to apply on your behalf. You’ll need to provide the same documents and a signed power of attorney for your representative.
We’ve got you covered! Whether you’re looking to purchase property, rent an apartment, or engage in any activity in Spain, Lexidy is here to make the NIE process smooth and hassle-free for you.
If you want a hassle-free way to obtain your NIE without traveling to Spain, Lexidy offers a convenient solution. Our team of experienced Immigration Lawyers can efficiently manage the NIE application on your behalf, saving you time and the need for international travel.
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