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NIE, residency, contracts and official paperwork.
We help with paperwork from Alicante to Torrevieja — across the Costa Blanca.
Paperwork and residency in Spain — common questions from Poles
The NIE is just a foreigner ID number — you can hold one even if you live permanently in Poland. Residency (the EU citizen registration certificate) confirms legal stay and is mandatory for EU citizens once they've been in Spain over 90 days; your NIE number also appears on that certificate.
The fee for issuing an NIE is €9.84. The longest wait is usually for a cita previa appointment — from a few days to several weeks depending on the office and season — and the number itself is issued on the spot or within two weeks after a complete application.
Yes. EU citizens living in Spain longer than 90 days must obtain the EU citizen registration certificate (the "green card"), whether they work, run a business, or are retired.
Yes — anyone actually living in Spain should be registered on their town hall's padrón. Without it you can't get the SIP health card, enroll children in school, or access local discounts, so it's worth doing in your first week after moving.
Polish-speaking lawyers and advisors help with NIE and residency registration, reviewing rental, employment and property contracts, inheritance, divorce and immigration cases, and liaising with Spanish authorities — with no language barrier or risk of misunderstanding.
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