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NIE CAT Barcelona Moving/living in Spain? NIE • Visas • Residency • Admin
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18/06/2026

Behind every successful move to Spain is a strong network of people.
Here’s a recap of a fantastic evening connecting with professionals and community leaders in Barcelona.
Thank you to the British Chamber of Commerce in Spain for hosting such a memorable event.

Meet the NIE.CAT team!We’re incredibly grateful for the opportunity to help people from around the world make Spain feel...
17/06/2026

Meet the NIE.CAT team!

We’re incredibly grateful for the opportunity to help people from around the world make Spain feel like home. Every day, our team works hard to guide clients through the administrative and legal processes that come with moving, studying, working, or starting a new chapter here.

For more than 10 years, we’ve been helping individuals, students, families, and businesses navigate Spanish bureaucracy with confidence.

Thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey. We’re always happy to help.

Get in touch through the link in our bio!

If you live in Spain as a non-Spanish resident, your TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is the physical residence ...
16/06/2026

If you live in Spain as a non-Spanish resident, your TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is the physical residence card that proves your legal right to live in the country.
Many residency permits require renewal before they expire, so it’s important to check your card’s expiry date and begin the process in good time. In most cases, you can submit your renewal application within the 60 days before your TIE expires and up to 90 days afterwards, although late applications can involve additional procedures.
The documents you’ll need depend on your residency type, but typically include a valid passport, proof that you still meet the requirements of your permit, completed application forms, and payment of the relevant fees.
Once your renewal is approved, you’ll need to attend a fingerprint appointment before collecting your new card. Processing times can vary across Spain, so starting early can help avoid unnecessary delays.
Not sure when to renew or what documents you need? Our team can guide you through the process from start to finish.

If you have arrived in Spain from Ukraine, you may be entitled to Temporary Protection, which can provide legal residenc...
11/06/2026

If you have arrived in Spain from Ukraine, you may be entitled to Temporary Protection, which can provide legal residence, the right to work, and access to essential services. Understanding your options is the first step towards securing your status and building your future in Spain.

Swipe through to learn who may qualify, what Temporary Protection means, and how the process works. Don't miss slide 5 for details on how our team can support you every step of the way.

Meet Viera Balazova, one of the dedicated specialists at NIE.CAT, helping Non-EU and UK citizens navigate their move to ...
10/06/2026

Meet Viera Balazova, one of the dedicated specialists at NIE.CAT, helping Non-EU and UK citizens navigate their move to Spain with confidence. Based in our Barcelona office, Viera provides clear guidance and personalized support every step of the way. Fluent in Catalan, Spanish and English, she’s committed to making the relocation process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Strong partnerships make all the difference.We have had the pleasure of working alongside the wonderful team at Happy Ex...
09/06/2026

Strong partnerships make all the difference.

We have had the pleasure of working alongside the wonderful team at Happy Expat for many years, supporting individuals and families as they begin their new chapter in Spain.

Their dedication to helping clients find the perfect home, combined with our expertise in immigration and residency matters, allows us to provide a more complete support network for those relocating to Spain.

We’re proud of the relationship we’ve built over the years and look forward to continuing to work together to help expats settle into their new lives with confidence.

Thank you to the Happy Expat team for your trust, collaboration, and ongoing partnership. 🤝

Your Spanish nationality has been approved. Congratulations!After years of paperwork, waiting, and uncertainty, receivin...
08/06/2026

Your Spanish nationality has been approved. Congratulations!
After years of paperwork, waiting, and uncertainty, receiving that approval feels like the finish line.
But here’s something many people don’t realise:
Your approval is not the final step.
Once your Spanish nationality is granted, you generally have 180 days to complete the oath of allegiance (jura de nacionalidad) and proceed with the registration process. Missing this deadline can create serious complications and may require additional procedures to move your application forward.
What happens after approval?
✅ Book your appointment for the oath as soon as possible.
✅ Attend the appointment and complete the required declaration.
✅ Ensure all requested documentation is prepared in advance.
✅ Complete the registration process so you can obtain your Spanish birth certificate.
✅ Apply for your DNI and Spanish passport.
There is another important point that many applicants overlook.
Depending on your country of origin, Spanish nationality may affect your existing nationality differently. Some nationalities can be retained, while others may be subject to different rules. Understanding your situation before completing the process is essential.
The key takeaway?
Don’t assume the approval notification is the end of the journey.
The actions you take during the following 180 days are just as important as the application itself.
If your nationality has recently been approved and you’re unsure about the next steps, our team can help guide you through the process from approval to passport.
📩 Contact NIE.CAT for assistance. 🇪🇸

03/06/2026

At NIE.CAT, we believe great teams are built by bringing different generations together - even if they occasionally speak slightly different languages. ✌️📞

28/05/2026

Spain's new regularisation process: who is it for?
This pathway is designed for people who are living in Spain without a valid residence permit and are looking to regularise their situation through the new legal framework.
One of the key requirements is proving at least 5 months of residence in Spain before submitting the application.
Can you work while waiting?
Can you travel?
How long does approval take?
What happens after your application is granted?
In this video, Cristina Aguilar, our immigration lawyer, explains the new regularisation process step by step — from eligibility requirements to receiving your documents.
If you're unsure whether this pathway applies to your situation, contact NIE.CAT at www.nie.cat

Moving to Spain as an EU citizen is often more complex than many people expect.While freedom of movement allows EU citiz...
27/05/2026

Moving to Spain as an EU citizen is often more complex than many people expect.
While freedom of movement allows EU citizens to relocate, important administrative steps are still required before you can legally work or secure long-term accommodation.
Understanding the role of the NIE number, social security registration, empadronamiento, and supporting documentation can help make the transition smoother and avoid unnecessary delays.

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