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Hi,
I am thinking about buying a property in spain and need an NIE number. I have had a look on line and the price is ridiculous but I have also seen if you do it yourself it is much cheaper. We are flying back to spain in 3 weeks so was going to try and get it done then. Has anybody done this ?? if so how quick are they at giving you the number as on some sites it says that you habd the form in and then have to go back in a couple of weeks to collect it. Has anybody recently applied and If so how quick were they at issuing out the number?
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http://smart-nie-number.com/?gclid=CMf3hfjdzNMCFdQ_GwodBrAINA
hi Janie. Been through this a long time ago! Try this link it may help, nothing better than asking professional advice though.
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Ludicrous prices on that site, better off reading this first: https://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/legal/spanish-nie-numbers/ (FREE info on how to do it yourself!)
"Professional" advice can come at a ridiculous price and often is inaccurate or just plain wrong. Anyone can set up a website (in bad English) and claim to be a professional. If you're serious about getting embroiled in Spanish bureaucracy, you're best starting out trying to learn to do as much as you can yourself, or risk getting ripped off repeatedly. Alternatively, find yourself a decent gestor (get a personal recommendation in your chosen area) and ask for costs for everything up front.
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Sorry, ignore the site i copied in, it sounds like it's not very good!!!!
Are gestors not professionals?
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Applying for an NIE is very straightforward. Very few people who apply use a ‘processional’.
This is an English explanation how to complete the EX 15 application form
http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Consulados/EDIMBURGO/en/Consulado/Documents/Guide%20to%20fill%20EX-15%20form.jpg
The only difficult part is completing the online form (it is in Spanish) which you have to use to make the 10.40 euros payment at a bank. The form is here https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar
. Having completed the form online, when printed there are 3 copies plus and info sheet.
I will try later today to make a post to explain how to complete the form for those who do not speak Spanish. However. if anyone knows of a web page where that is shown I would appreciate it if you would post it and save me the chore. Thanks
This message was last edited by johnzx on 01/05/2017.
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Brian: "Are gestors not professionals?"
Yes, although you still have to be careful - even qualified and registered professionals in Spain can be wrong about certain things (right, John?!!), and can charge extortionate amounts for the simplest of tasks. My comment about "professionals", however, with the "air quotes" was sarcastic - no offence meant, but I made it in response to the link you posted, followed by your suggestion to use a professional: looking at that site, it seemed to me that they are simply professional sharks!
As John says, applying for an NIE, and indeed many other things to do with Spanish bureaucracy, are actually easier than one imagines at first, if one just takes the time & effort to research a little, and doesn't just plump for the first result in a Google search offering to do it for you for a large fee. There are a plethora of such outfits (the old chesnut telefonicainenglish is a prime example) just waiting to take money off people who assume they cannot possibly manage to do things themselves. There's actually a surprising amount of information available in English on official Spanish government sites such as Tráfico (dgt.es) and Hacienda (aeat.es), so my advice is always to try to look for the official sources first to learn as much as you can, then, if you still do not feel confident to actually do the job yourself, go to a qualified gestor, but armed with a certain amount of knowledge, which will give you more confidence that you are not being bamboozled and ripped off.
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Ok roberto. No problem.
I did say it was a long time ago I had the need for such a service and contributed some out of date suggestion from a prior saved website.
I suppose by putting this on it did prompt some better advice!!!! So the road was paved with good intention, but didn't get to hell ha.
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Hi everyone
thank you for all your help. I have just brought the forms up on line and I'm going to give it a go myself . thanks again
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The Payment form for the bank (any bank) is here https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar
Explanation of what the form means:-
(If the form does not print, check to see if you have missed an item marked with an *)
Hope this helps.
If I have missed something please PM me.
THE FORM
IDENTIFICACIÓN Identification
N.I.F./N.I.E. (*) leave blank if you are applying for an NIE (or do not have one)
Apellidos y nombre o razón social (*) surname, followed by forenames
Domicilio details for your address (i.e. where you living / staying on the
day you make the application)
Tipo de vía (*) Type of ‘road’ you live in Calle, Plaza etc
Nombre de la vía pública(*) Street name
Núm. (*) Street number of your address
Esc staircase number if appropriate
Piso floor level if appropriate
Teléfono telephone number, fixed or mobile
Municipio (*) Town in which you live
Provincia (*) Province
Código Postal (*) Post code
(*) Item must be completed
(Heading) Tarjetas de identidad de extranjeros (TIE) y certificados de registro de residentes comunitarios..
.Certificado de registro de residente comunitario o Tarjeta de residencia de familiar de un ciudadano de la Unión. select for EU Citizen Reg application
(Heading) Documentos de identidad y títulos y documentos de viaje a extranjeros indocumentados y otros documentos.
Asignación de Número de Identidad de Extranjero (NIE) a instancia del interesado. Select for NIE application
Or choose an alternative reason as per lists.
DECLARANTE Person making application
Localidad (*) The town in which you signed the form (that is a usual requirement on official papers)
Fecha (*) The date of signing
INGRESO amount of PAYMENT
Importe euros
€ € 10.40 (if for an NIE)
Forma de pago (*) how you will pay at the bank
En efectivo Cash
E.C. Adeudo en cuenta Show account info If paying from your bank account
This message was last edited by johnzx on 02/05/2017.
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June 2018 - I see a really helpful thread about paying for the NIE dated May 2017 - is this still the case, that I need to fill in the form online - or could I just print it off and complete a paper copy to take to the NIE appointment? Thanks! Swithin
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You print the form off and go to pay the fee at a bank. They will then give you a copy to take to the NIE appointment to show it's been paid.
You need the tasa 790-012 if your appointment is at a National Police station or a tasa 790-052 if it is with a foreigners' office.
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You need to complete the application and the payment form on line Then you print the forms Pay the fee into a bank and take the receipt for that with the application form to the National police
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Thank you both! VERY helpful! I'm a tad confused too, as to whether I need to take evidence of why I need an NIE - I'm buying property...I have the deposit contract which I was going to take along - the original and a copy just in case. Is this best?
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If you show on the application that you are buying a property that should be ok. I have never known anyone being required to prove it
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fao: Marie - Hi! You say...
You need the tasa 790-012 if your appointment is at a National Police station or a tasa 790-052 if it is with a foreigners' office.
How do I know? I'm pretty sure the Tortosa office is a National Police Station, but how do I check?
Thanks!
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Fao Marie - Marie, hi - please ignore last request; I've found it on the official NIE site - it's the 790-012 for Tortosa. Thank you! This has been a great help.
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If you live close to a Spanish embassy or consulate pop in there, it took my 20 minutes from start to finish to complete and cost me €8.75 to porcess. I did a quick serch of the dublin embassy and there seems to be an online aplication section now and an english version to help you fill it out.
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Hi, thanks Fhanrah - we're in Spain, Catalonia, [or will be v soon] which slightly complicates things - but reckon it's all good so far, and actually really looking forward to the 'adventure' of doing it. Thanks though! Swithin
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