🪪 The TIE is the physical card that proves you have legal residence in Spain. Careful: it is not the same as the NIE — the NIE is only a number, and the TIE is the card that carries that number.
The key point: you get the TIE after your residence is granted, and you have one month to apply. You must go in person: they take your fingerprints and, a few days later, you collect the card. Someone can help you with the appointment or the fee, but you go in person to the fingerprinting and to collect the card.
How it works, in general:
• You pay the fee (the "modelo 790-012") and fill in the "EX-17" form.
• You book a fingerprinting appointment and bring your grant decision, passport and a photo.
⚠️ While you wait for the TIE, your grant decision already proves your status.
📍 Appointment and official forms: application forms (inclusion.gob.es)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/tie-como-obtener/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
The key point: you get the TIE after your residence is granted, and you have one month to apply. You must go in person: they take your fingerprints and, a few days later, you collect the card. Someone can help you with the appointment or the fee, but you go in person to the fingerprinting and to collect the card.
How it works, in general:
• You pay the fee (the "modelo 790-012") and fill in the "EX-17" form.
• You book a fingerprinting appointment and bring your grant decision, passport and a photo.
⚠️ While you wait for the TIE, your grant decision already proves your status.
📍 Appointment and official forms: application forms (inclusion.gob.es)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/tie-como-obtener/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
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TIE (Foreigner Identity Card): how to obtain it after approval — Extranjeros
How to obtain the TIE, the physical card proving your residence: you must apply in person within one month (art. 209 RD 1155/2024). Appointment, fingerprints and collection, with EX-17 and fee 790-012.
🪪 The NIE is your Spanish number for almost everything: signing a contract, opening a bank account or paying taxes.
The key point: the NIE is just an identification number. It is not a permit to live or work in Spain (those are separate procedures). If you're already applying for residence, you get it automatically; if not, you request it yourself.
How it works, in general:
• You fill in a form (the “EX-15”) and pay a fee (the “modelo 790-012”).
• You file it in person in Spain (booking an appointment), at the consulate if you're abroad, or through a representative with power of attorney — you don't have to go yourself.
• You get an answer within 5 days.
📍 Where to do it and the details: official forms (inclusion.gob.es)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/nie-como-solicitar/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
The key point: the NIE is just an identification number. It is not a permit to live or work in Spain (those are separate procedures). If you're already applying for residence, you get it automatically; if not, you request it yourself.
How it works, in general:
• You fill in a form (the “EX-15”) and pay a fee (the “modelo 790-012”).
• You file it in person in Spain (booking an appointment), at the consulate if you're abroad, or through a representative with power of attorney — you don't have to go yourself.
• You get an answer within 5 days.
📍 Where to do it and the details: official forms (inclusion.gob.es)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/nie-como-solicitar/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
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NIE (Foreigner Identity Number): what it is and how to apply — Extranjeros
What the NIE is and how to apply: it is only an identification number (not residence or a work permit). Three routes, form EX-15 and fee 790-012.
🏥 To have a family doctor in the public system you need the health card (tarjeta sanitaria). The first step is almost always being registered (empadronado) in your municipality.
Depending on your situation there are several ways to be covered:
• If you work (registered with Social Security), are a pensioner or a dependent family member → automatic coverage.
• If you have no legal residence but are registered → you can access it through a specific rule (RD 180/2026).
• If none of these fit and you don't work → you can pay the "special agreement" (€60/month, or €157 if you're 65+).
In practice: go to your health centre with your ID (TIE/NIE or passport) and the town-registration certificate; they enrol you, assign a doctor and issue the card. The procedure is usually in person.
⚠️ The exact requirements and timing change by region: check yours.
📍 Official information: Healthcare — Ministry of Health
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/tarjeta-sanitaria-como-obtener/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
Depending on your situation there are several ways to be covered:
• If you work (registered with Social Security), are a pensioner or a dependent family member → automatic coverage.
• If you have no legal residence but are registered → you can access it through a specific rule (RD 180/2026).
• If none of these fit and you don't work → you can pay the "special agreement" (€60/month, or €157 if you're 65+).
In practice: go to your health centre with your ID (TIE/NIE or passport) and the town-registration certificate; they enrol you, assign a doctor and issue the card. The procedure is usually in person.
⚠️ The exact requirements and timing change by region: check yours.
📍 Official information: Healthcare — Ministry of Health
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/tarjeta-sanitaria-como-obtener/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
www.sanidad.gob.es
Ministerio de Sanidad, Consumo y Bienestar Social - Servicios al Ciudadano - Vacantes en organismos internacionales
Vacantes en organismos internacionales, Ministerio de Sanidad, Consumo y Bienestar Social
📋 Have you been in Spain for a while without papers but with ties here? Arraigo is a route to get residence (and the right to work) on exceptional grounds.
The new regulation (RD 1155/2024, in force since May 2025) sets five types depending on your situation:
• Socio-labour — if you have a job offer or contract.
• Social — if you have resident family here and means to live.
• Socio-training — if you'll study regulated training.
• Family — now only for relatives of EU citizens.
• Second chance — if you previously held a permit and couldn't renew it.
Common requirement: generally about 2 years living in Spain and no relevant criminal record.
You'll usually need to prepare to go in person to the immigration office (confirm at yours).
⚠️ Requirements and documents change by type: check the official source before you start.
📍 Details: Immigration Regulation (RD 1155/2024)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/arraigo-tipos/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
The new regulation (RD 1155/2024, in force since May 2025) sets five types depending on your situation:
• Socio-labour — if you have a job offer or contract.
• Social — if you have resident family here and means to live.
• Socio-training — if you'll study regulated training.
• Family — now only for relatives of EU citizens.
• Second chance — if you previously held a permit and couldn't renew it.
Common requirement: generally about 2 years living in Spain and no relevant criminal record.
You'll usually need to prepare to go in person to the immigration office (confirm at yours).
⚠️ Requirements and documents change by type: check the official source before you start.
📍 Details: Immigration Regulation (RD 1155/2024)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/arraigo-tipos/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
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Arraigo: types and requirements under the new Immigration Regulation (RD 1155/2024) — Extranjeros
Types of arraigo in Spain after RD 1155/2024: social, socio-labour, socio-training, family and second-chance. Common requirement: 2 years in Spain.
🧭 Arraigo in Spain: the 5 types in one image. General rule: 2 years, right to work, no record. Types: sociolaboral, social (200% IPREM), socioformativo, familiar (only family of EU citizens), segunda oportunidad. Plus the extraordinary one (RD 316/2026). Save it! #Spain #arraigo #immigration #residency
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🛡 How to apply for international protection (asylum) in Spain (Ley 12/2009)
🇬🇧 🛡 If you need protection because you cannot safely return to your country, you can apply for asylum (international protection) in Spain.
The key point: while your application is reviewed, you cannot be expelled, you are documented as an applicant (the "red card") and you are entitled to healthcare.
How it works, in general:
• You appear in person at a border post (port or airport), an authorised police station or an immigration office.
• First you express that you want protection, then your application is formalised in an interview.
• At the border, authorities have 96 hours to decide whether to admit your application for processing.
The application is personal and in person: it is not done by representative or online.
📍 Details: Law 12/2009 on the right of asylum
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🇬🇧 🛡 If you need protection because you cannot safely return to your country, you can apply for asylum (international protection) in Spain.
The key point: while your application is reviewed, you cannot be expelled, you are documented as an applicant (the "red card") and you are entitled to healthcare.
How it works, in general:
• You appear in person at a border post (port or airport), an authorised police station or an immigration office.
• First you express that you want protection, then your application is formalised in an interview.
• At the border, authorities have 96 hours to decide whether to admit your application for processing.
The application is personal and in person: it is not done by representative or online.
📍 Details: Law 12/2009 on the right of asylum
🔗 Official source
⚠️ Informational only.
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👪 Do you have legal residence in Spain and want to bring your family? Family reunification is the route.
Who you can bring:
• Spouse or registered partner (over 18).
• Children who are minors, or dependent adults under guardianship.
• Parents over 65 in your care (with economic dependency).
What you'll be asked for: sufficient income (about 150% of the IPREM for 2 people, and a bit more per extra member) and adequate housing.
It's a mixed procedure: you apply for the authorisation from Spain and your relative then applies for the visa at the consulate; prepare to go in person.
⚠️ If you're Spanish, this is not for you: relatives of Spaniards have a separate route.
📍 Details: Immigration Regulation (RD 1155/2024)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/reagrupacion-familiar/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
Who you can bring:
• Spouse or registered partner (over 18).
• Children who are minors, or dependent adults under guardianship.
• Parents over 65 in your care (with economic dependency).
What you'll be asked for: sufficient income (about 150% of the IPREM for 2 people, and a bit more per extra member) and adequate housing.
It's a mixed procedure: you apply for the authorisation from Spain and your relative then applies for the visa at the consulate; prepare to go in person.
⚠️ If you're Spanish, this is not for you: relatives of Spaniards have a separate route.
📍 Details: Immigration Regulation (RD 1155/2024)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/reagrupacion-familiar/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
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Family reunification under RD 1155/2024: who can reunify and requirements — Extranjeros
Family reunification in Spain (RD 1155/2024): a resident may bring spouse/partner, children and parents over 65. Requires income (150% IPREM) and adequate housing.
👪 Family reunification in Spain: everything in one image. Who you can bring (spouse, children, parents 65+), requirements (≈150% of the IPREM for 2 members, +50% per extra member, adequate housing), mixed procedure Spain → consulate. ⚠️ Relatives of Spanish citizens: separate route. Save it! #Spain #familyreunification #immigration #residency
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🔐 Want to do procedures online instead of going to offices (taxes at AEAT, DGT, Social Security, unemployment…)? You need a digital ID: Cl@ve or the FNMT Electronic Certificate. Both are free and work for foreigners with TIE/NIE.
The difference, in short:
• Cl@ve — easier and enough for almost everything. The fastest way is video identification with your phone (photo of your TIE + selfie). You can also request a letter by post to your address.
• FNMT certificate — more powerful (lets you sign documents), but requires going once in person to an office (usually AEAT) to prove your identity.
Cl@ve is done fully online; the FNMT needs that one in-person appointment. It's a personal procedure — you do it yourself.
⚠️ If you get the FNMT, save a backup of the file (.pfx): if you lose it, you have to repeat the in-person process.
📍 All the information and registration: Cl@ve — electronic identification
📶 Just arrived? To get Cl@ve's SMS codes and data from day one, a Spanish eSIM like Sim Local gives you a number instantly (our affiliate partner; at no extra cost to you; Cl@ve itself is free).
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/clave-certificado-electronico/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
The difference, in short:
• Cl@ve — easier and enough for almost everything. The fastest way is video identification with your phone (photo of your TIE + selfie). You can also request a letter by post to your address.
• FNMT certificate — more powerful (lets you sign documents), but requires going once in person to an office (usually AEAT) to prove your identity.
Cl@ve is done fully online; the FNMT needs that one in-person appointment. It's a personal procedure — you do it yourself.
⚠️ If you get the FNMT, save a backup of the file (.pfx): if you lose it, you have to repeat the in-person process.
📍 All the information and registration: Cl@ve — electronic identification
📶 Just arrived? To get Cl@ve's SMS codes and data from day one, a Spanish eSIM like Sim Local gives you a number instantly (our affiliate partner; at no extra cost to you; Cl@ve itself is free).
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/clave-certificado-electronico/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
🔐 Cl@ve and the FNMT certificate in Spain: everything in one image. They are TWO DIFFERENT electronic ID systems for online procedures (do not mix them): Cl@ve types (PIN vs Permanente), registration with TIE/NIE (including video-identification), FNMT certificate steps + backup copy. Save it! #Spain #Clave #digitalcertificate #FNMT #expats
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🛡 New asylum procedures in Spain under the EU Pact: timelines, rights and how applications are processed from 12 June 2026
🇬🇧 From 12 June 2026, new European rules apply to asylum applications in Spain, setting fixed timelines depending on where and how you apply.
The key changes:
At the border (airport, port, crossing point) the Administration has 4 days for the initial examination and a maximum of 12 weeks in total (including judicial review). If you are refused at that first stage, you can request reconsideration within the first 2 days of the appeal period.
Legal assistance is mandatory and free of charge from the very beginning, regardless of which procedure applies to you.
Where to find information: Official Instruction BOE-A-2026-12855
Questions about your specific situation? @spain_asesor
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🇬🇧 From 12 June 2026, new European rules apply to asylum applications in Spain, setting fixed timelines depending on where and how you apply.
The key changes:
At the border (airport, port, crossing point) the Administration has 4 days for the initial examination and a maximum of 12 weeks in total (including judicial review). If you are refused at that first stage, you can request reconsideration within the first 2 days of the appeal period.
Legal assistance is mandatory and free of charge from the very beginning, regardless of which procedure applies to you.
Where to find information: Official Instruction BOE-A-2026-12855
Questions about your specific situation? @spain_asesor
🔗 Official source
⚠️ Informational only.
#Extranjeros #Spain #Legalisation #Legalización #asilo
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📄 Have you lived legally in Spain for years? You can apply for Spanish nationality by residence.
The years you need depend on your situation:
• 10 years in general.
• 5 years if you are a refugee.
• 2 years if you are from an Ibero-American country, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, Portugal, or are Sephardic.
• 1 year if you were born in Spain, are married to a Spaniard or have a Spanish link.
You also need to pass two Instituto Cervantes exams: the CCSE (knowledge about Spain) and, if you come from a non-Spanish-speaking country, the DELE A2 (language).
The procedure is done online at the Ministry of Justice's electronic office (with a digital certificate or Cl@ve); the exams are in person.
⚠️ The legal deadline is 1 year, but in practice it usually takes 12 to 24 months.
📍 Details: Nationality by residence — Ministry of Justice
🎓 To prepare for DELE A2 and CCSE, one option is italki, the largest online language-tutoring platform with private teachers (our affiliate partner; at no extra cost to you).
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/nacionalidad-por-residencia/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
The years you need depend on your situation:
• 10 years in general.
• 5 years if you are a refugee.
• 2 years if you are from an Ibero-American country, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, Portugal, or are Sephardic.
• 1 year if you were born in Spain, are married to a Spaniard or have a Spanish link.
You also need to pass two Instituto Cervantes exams: the CCSE (knowledge about Spain) and, if you come from a non-Spanish-speaking country, the DELE A2 (language).
The procedure is done online at the Ministry of Justice's electronic office (with a digital certificate or Cl@ve); the exams are in person.
⚠️ The legal deadline is 1 year, but in practice it usually takes 12 to 24 months.
📍 Details: Nationality by residence — Ministry of Justice
🎓 To prepare for DELE A2 and CCSE, one option is italki, the largest online language-tutoring platform with private teachers (our affiliate partner; at no extra cost to you).
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/nacionalidad-por-residencia/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
www.mjusticia.gob.es
Nacionalidad española por residencia - Trámites y gestiones personales
Trámites y gestiones personales Nacionalidad española por residencia
🇪🇸 Spanish nationality by residence — everything in one image. How many years you need by category: 10 general · 5 refugees · 2 Ibero-Americans and assimilated · 1 year with a Spanish link. Two Instituto Cervantes exams (CCSE 15/25 and DELE A2), document checklist (apostille + sworn translation) and online filing via Cl@ve. Resolution takes 12-24 months. Save it! #Spain #nationality #Spanishcitizenship #expats #residency
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🔄 Is your residence card about to expire? Renewing is simpler than it seems, and while it's being processed you can keep living and working as normal.
Worth knowing: it's best to apply before it expires (many are renewed in the 60 days before, and applications are accepted up to 90 days after). And good news: in renewals, if 3 months pass with no answer, it's usually understood as granted (positive silence).
To renew, look for the information sheet for your card type, as deadlines and documents vary.
On how to file it: the source doesn't specify; it's usually accepted online or through a representative, but fingerprinting and card collection are in person.
⚠️ Filing late may carry a minor penalty — don't leave it to the last day.
📄 Information sheets and procedures: Ministry of Inclusion (migration)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/renovacion-autorizaciones/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
Worth knowing: it's best to apply before it expires (many are renewed in the 60 days before, and applications are accepted up to 90 days after). And good news: in renewals, if 3 months pass with no answer, it's usually understood as granted (positive silence).
To renew, look for the information sheet for your card type, as deadlines and documents vary.
On how to file it: the source doesn't specify; it's usually accepted online or through a representative, but fingerprinting and card collection are in person.
⚠️ Filing late may carry a minor penalty — don't leave it to the last day.
📄 Information sheets and procedures: Ministry of Inclusion (migration)
🌐 Full guide: https://extranjeros.tuciudadhoy.es/en/renovacion-autorizaciones/?s=tg_en
💬 Questions about your case — @spain_asesor
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Renewal of residence permits: when to apply and positive administrative silence — Extranjeros
How to renew your residence permit in Spain: apply before expiry (a later window is also allowed). In renewals, administrative silence is usually positive. You can keep working while it is decided.
🇪🇸 Renewal of a Spanish residence permit — everything in one image. When to apply: 60 days BEFORE expiry, accepted up to 90 days AFTER (late = minor penalty); windows vary by type. While processed, validity is extended and you can keep working. Silence is usually POSITIVE (3 months = granted). Fingerprinting + TIE in person. Save it! #Spain #renewal #residencepermit #expats
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🛡 Appealing an asylum refusal: what changes under the EU Pact from 12 June 2026 (administrative review no longer interrupts the judicial deadline)
🇬🇧 If your asylum application in Spain has been refused and you need to appeal, there is something critical that changes from 12 June 2026:
Filing an administrative review (recurso de reposición) does not stop the clock on the deadline to appeal to court. The European deadlines run from when the decision is notified to you, and can be as short as 5 to 10 days (or 2 weeks to 1 month, depending on the case).
If you wait for the administrative review to be resolved without also going to court in time, you may lose the right to appeal.
What this means in practice: upon any refusal, seek immediate legal advice before deciding which appeals to file.
More information: Official Instruction BOE-A-2026-12856
Questions about your specific situation? @spain_asesor
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🇬🇧 If your asylum application in Spain has been refused and you need to appeal, there is something critical that changes from 12 June 2026:
Filing an administrative review (recurso de reposición) does not stop the clock on the deadline to appeal to court. The European deadlines run from when the decision is notified to you, and can be as short as 5 to 10 days (or 2 weeks to 1 month, depending on the case).
If you wait for the administrative review to be resolved without also going to court in time, you may lose the right to appeal.
What this means in practice: upon any refusal, seek immediate legal advice before deciding which appeals to file.
More information: Official Instruction BOE-A-2026-12856
Questions about your specific situation? @spain_asesor
🔗 Official source
⚠️ Informational only.
#Extranjeros #Spain #Legalisation #Legalización #recurso
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🛡 Spain's Supreme Court refuses to suspend Royal Decree 316/2026 and declines an EU Court referral for now
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🇬🇧 ⚖️ Spain's Supreme Court: the regularisation decree stays in place
On 8 July, Spain's Supreme Court refused to suspend Royal Decree 316/2026 (the decree that opened two extraordinary regularisation routes until 30 June 2026) and decided, for now, not to ask Europe's top court (the CJEU) about the case. It's a procedural step in a legal challenge filed by the Valencia and Aragón regional governments, not a final ruling: the decree remains in force and applications already filed keep being processed normally.
Important: this does NOT reopen the application deadline, which ended on 30 June. The legal challenge against the decree is still ongoing.
📍 Official source: Supreme Court press release (CGPJ)
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🇬🇧 ⚖️ Spain's Supreme Court: the regularisation decree stays in place
On 8 July, Spain's Supreme Court refused to suspend Royal Decree 316/2026 (the decree that opened two extraordinary regularisation routes until 30 June 2026) and decided, for now, not to ask Europe's top court (the CJEU) about the case. It's a procedural step in a legal challenge filed by the Valencia and Aragón regional governments, not a final ruling: the decree remains in force and applications already filed keep being processed normally.
Important: this does NOT reopen the application deadline, which ended on 30 June. The legal challenge against the decree is still ongoing.
📍 Official source: Supreme Court press release (CGPJ)
Questions about your case? → @spain_asesor
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📋 Travelling in the Schengen area with your Spanish residence (TIE): rules and limits
🇬🇧 ✈️ Can you travel around Europe with your Spanish residence? Yes — with clear rules.
With your valid TIE + valid passport you can move around the rest of the Schengen area up to 90 days in any 180, no visa. It's for short trips (tourism, family, business), NOT for working or settling in another country.
What trips people up most:
• The TIE does not replace the passport — carry BOTH documents.
• Passport valid 3+ months after your return and issued within the last 10 years.
• The 90/180 count in the other countries, added up across the whole zone (Spain doesn't count).
• ⚠️ With the receipt / TIE "in process" you do NOT travel across Schengen; the return authorisation only gets you back to Spain.
📍 Official list of recognised permits (upd. 10/07/2026): DOUE-Z-2026-70040
🛡️ Travelling? A travel insurance like ERGO covers the unexpected outside Spain (a partner of ours; no extra cost to you).
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🇬🇧 ✈️ Can you travel around Europe with your Spanish residence? Yes — with clear rules.
With your valid TIE + valid passport you can move around the rest of the Schengen area up to 90 days in any 180, no visa. It's for short trips (tourism, family, business), NOT for working or settling in another country.
What trips people up most:
• The TIE does not replace the passport — carry BOTH documents.
• Passport valid 3+ months after your return and issued within the last 10 years.
• The 90/180 count in the other countries, added up across the whole zone (Spain doesn't count).
• ⚠️ With the receipt / TIE "in process" you do NOT travel across Schengen; the return authorisation only gets you back to Spain.
📍 Official list of recognised permits (upd. 10/07/2026): DOUE-Z-2026-70040
🛡️ Travelling? A travel insurance like ERGO covers the unexpected outside Spain (a partner of ours; no extra cost to you).
Questions about your case? → @spain_asesor
🔗 Official source
⚠️ Informational only.
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Travel Europe with your Spanish TIE 🇪🇸➡️🇪🇺
TIE + passport ALWAYS both · 90 days in any 180 in the rest of Schengen · you cannot work/settle in another country · watch out for the resguardo.
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TIE + passport ALWAYS both · 90 days in any 180 in the rest of Schengen · you cannot work/settle in another country · watch out for the resguardo.
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🛡 Does your document count as an official 'residence permit' for travel in Europe? The updated official list
🇬🇧 📋 Does your document officially count for travel in Europe? The EU just updated the list.
The EU Official Journal renewed (10/07/2026) the catalogue of which Spanish documents count as a "residence permit" for moving around the rest of the Schengen area. Among them: the TIE for third-country nationals, the "régimen comunitario" card (EU citizen's family members), the student card, the temporary protection card (Ukraine — extended until 4/03/2027) and, in a separate group, Gibraltar documents.
This is not the travel right itself — it just confirms your document counts. The practical rules (90 days in 180, what to carry) are in our Schengen travel guide.
📍 Official source: DOUE-Z-2026-70040
🛡️ Travelling? A travel insurance like ERGO covers the unexpected outside Spain (our partner; no extra cost to you).
Questions about your case? → @spain_asesor
🔗 Official source
⚠️ Informational only.
#Extranjeros #Spain #Legalisation #Legalización #Procedures #Trámites #lista
🇬🇧 📋 Does your document officially count for travel in Europe? The EU just updated the list.
The EU Official Journal renewed (10/07/2026) the catalogue of which Spanish documents count as a "residence permit" for moving around the rest of the Schengen area. Among them: the TIE for third-country nationals, the "régimen comunitario" card (EU citizen's family members), the student card, the temporary protection card (Ukraine — extended until 4/03/2027) and, in a separate group, Gibraltar documents.
This is not the travel right itself — it just confirms your document counts. The practical rules (90 days in 180, what to carry) are in our Schengen travel guide.
📍 Official source: DOUE-Z-2026-70040
🛡️ Travelling? A travel insurance like ERGO covers the unexpected outside Spain (our partner; no extra cost to you).
Questions about your case? → @spain_asesor
🔗 Official source
⚠️ Informational only.
#Extranjeros #Spain #Legalisation #Legalización #Procedures #Trámites #lista
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