Managing your affairs in Spain calls for an adviser with a thorough understanding, and proper care and diligence.
This is a field in which we have more than thirty years of experience and have built a reputation for reliable, dependable advice. We take care of the administrative and legal procedures on your behalf, usually under a power of attorney so that you need not attend in person.
Those who were legally resident in Spain before 31 December 2020 retain their rights under the Withdrawal Agreement, evidenced by the TIE. Those who arrived afterwards follow the same routes as any other non EU national.
The distinction matters a good deal in practice, particularly for people who spent time here before 2021 without formally registering, and we are happy to tell you where you stand.
Every situation is a little different. Write to us describing yours and we will advise you on what is needed and how we would go about it.
It is your Spanish identification number for tax purposes, needed to buy property, open a bank account or pay tax here. We obtain it on your behalf and it is usually the first thing we arrange.
Usually not. With a power of attorney we can attend on your behalf for most procedures, which is how a good number of our clients prefer to handle it.
It varies by procedure and by office. Gathering documents is often the longest part, since papers from abroad need apostille and sworn translation and carry their own validity periods, so starting early makes a real difference.
This page gives general information about Spanish law and is not legal advice. Every case turns on its own facts and should be assessed individually.
Tell me a little about what you are planning and I will reply personally, usually within one working day.