Can someone tell me what the following term on my bank statement means ? - Comision Tramitacion Certificado Residencia.
There is IVA of 16% charged on top so in total its 17.43 EACH!
I am presuming its a yearly charge ......

It seems to say Commission for Residency Certificate transaction.

Hello Jenna M

It looks as if it's referring to a bill that has been passed through your bank for the application of your residency certificates.

It's not a yearly charge, it should be a one off payment for the application.

Regards

David

Thats clearer now.
Thanks for info.

Strange how our bank was keen to sign us both up to our single account and not just one of us. Then we find we get charged 19€ every six months for having a bank card each, go figure!

No doubt that will be the next item on OUR statement.

I also have the same charges but we are not residents so I am confused. On the statement that I can see on the internet it says c.no.resid??? but on the statement it does say comision tramitacion certificado residencia ???

I seem to remember when we first moved here our bank, Bankinter, made a charge for being a non residents account.

We weren't with them long and we opened an account with CAM using our Residencias. No similar charge form them.

We are with CAM

Hi jeanc,

We discovered this when we noticed that we operated our account in deficit for the first three months because there is a fee (GOVERNMENT) to open a Non-Resident account. This is a bi annual fee of about €10 +IVA and sure enough we have paid this twice so far.

Regards,

John.
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I think when I am over at xmas I shall ask a the bank as we have been charged 17.43 each but it is only one account in joint names and we've only had the account since June so how much per year will it cost!!!!!

Just looked at my bank statement and we had €8.40 deducted for the same thing. Ours is a non-residence account at the moment. It's a joint account.