UK Citizens in Spain After Brexit: TIE, Family and Border Rules
Brits who moved to Spain before 2021 have protected residence, but the paperwork matters at the border. Newcomers follow the non-EU rules.
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NIE, TIE, padrón and residence permits in Barcelona: which office, which form, what it costs and how long it takes.
Brits who moved to Spain before 2021 have protected residence, but the paperwork matters at the border. Newcomers follow the non-EU rules.
Living in Barcelona as an EU citizen means getting the green registration certificate with your NIE. This is what each type of resident has to prove.
Non-EU residents must apply for their foreigner identity card in person. This is how the toma de huellas works in Barcelona and what to bring.
How many years you need, which Instituto Cervantes exams you must pass, how the online application works and what happens after approval.
Renewing a non-EU residence permit in Spain is a two-step job: the permit at the immigration office, then a new card from the police. Here is the timing that keeps you legal.
The NIE is the foreigner's ID number you need for contracts, banks and taxes in Spain. Here is how to request one in Barcelona, what to bring and what it costs.
Most Spanish paperwork can be done online once you have an electronic ID. These are the three options open to foreign residents in Barcelona and how to get each one.
One website handles every immigration appointment in the province. Here is how to choose the right procedure, deal with empty calendars and avoid paid slot sellers.
Bringing relatives to Spain takes a year of legal residence, steady income, a housing report and a consulate visa. Here is how the process runs from Barcelona.
Arraigo lets foreigners already living in Spain obtain residence through work, family, training or past residence. The 2025 regulation changed the rules; this is how they work in Barcelona.
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