NIE
Sep 23rd 2007 | 12:26 am
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NIE
Anyone out there have any idea where to get an NIE near to Guadamar.
Sep 23rd 2007 | 12:30 am
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From: Benalmadena Pueblo,Spain
Sep 23rd 2007 | 2:53 am
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Daya Vieja
Am in the process of buying an apartment in Daya Vieja it seems a nice village has anyone got any info on it
Sep 23rd 2007 | 4:36 am
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Re: NIE
If you are buyiing through an agent rather than privately, get the agent to do the legwork for you!
With our purchase, the agent sent another of his reps to stand in the queue and get a number slip for us. We went of and set up a bank account with him and then returned to the police station about an hour later to be ushered straight to the front of the queue!
With our purchase, the agent sent another of his reps to stand in the queue and get a number slip for us. We went of and set up a bank account with him and then returned to the police station about an hour later to be ushered straight to the front of the queue!
Sep 23rd 2007 | 5:10 am
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Re: NIE
If you are buyiing through an agent rather than privately, get the agent to do the legwork for you!
With our purchase, the agent sent another of his reps to stand in the queue and get a number slip for us. We went of and set up a bank account with him and then returned to the police station about an hour later to be ushered straight to the front of the queue!
With our purchase, the agent sent another of his reps to stand in the queue and get a number slip for us. We went of and set up a bank account with him and then returned to the police station about an hour later to be ushered straight to the front of the queue!
Sep 23rd 2007 | 5:13 am
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Re: Daya Vieja
Below is a link to an old thread about Daya Vieja from Feb '06
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=Daya+Vieja
Sep 24th 2007 | 3:44 am
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Re: NIE
Thanks to you all for the replies i'll have to get my head around queing.
Sep 24th 2007 | 3:53 am
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Re: NIE
The reason I ask, is that you can apply for your NIE in the UK.
Info here...
http://www.euroresidentes.com/Blogs/...in-britain.htm
Sep 25th 2007 | 5:34 am
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Re: Daya Vieja
Hi I am buying in Daya Vieja it is a very nice village I have just come back. I spoke to someone who has a holiday home there and was advised to make sure I have grills on the property as ther have been 30 break in's on the propertys going out of the village there the white blocks low build. But I think they may have been holiday homes. Where are you buying.
Sep 25th 2007 | 10:25 am
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Re: Daya Vieja
Hi I am buying in Daya Vieja it is a very nice village I have just come back. I spoke to someone who has a holiday home there and was advised to make sure I have grills on the property as ther have been 30 break in's on the propertys going out of the village there the white blocks low build. But I think they may have been holiday homes. Where are you buying.
First question you are asked when buying contents insurance is whether you have the grills fitted as the premium is higher if you do not have them.
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Sep 25th 2007 | 10:50 am
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From: Xirles Costa Blanca
Re: Daya Vieja
Hi I am buying in Daya Vieja it is a very nice village I have just come back. I spoke to someone who has a holiday home there and was advised to make sure I have grills on the property as ther have been 30 break in's on the propertys going out of the village there the white blocks low build. But I think they may have been holiday homes. Where are you buying.
Sep 25th 2007 | 11:00 am
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From: Alhaurin el Grande, Malaga, Spain
Re: NIE
The grills as you call them are 'wreckers'. The insurance co's will not touch you if you do not have them.
DO NOT get your NIE via UK it takes ages. Apply for it once in Spain and use a gestor which will cost a lot less than the endless correspondence via the UK.
Dont forget without an NIE you are very restricted to what you can do in Spain, ie. buy a car etc.
DO NOT get your NIE via UK it takes ages. Apply for it once in Spain and use a gestor which will cost a lot less than the endless correspondence via the UK.
Dont forget without an NIE you are very restricted to what you can do in Spain, ie. buy a car etc.
Sep 25th 2007 | 6:20 pm
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From: Benalmadena Pueblo,Spain
Re: NIE
The grills as you call them are 'wreckers'. The insurance co's will not touch you if you do not have them.
DO NOT get your NIE via UK it takes ages. Apply for it once in Spain and use a gestor which will cost a lot less than the endless correspondence via the UK.
Dont forget without an NIE you are very restricted to what you can do in Spain, ie. buy a car etc.
DO NOT get your NIE via UK it takes ages. Apply for it once in Spain and use a gestor which will cost a lot less than the endless correspondence via the UK.
Dont forget without an NIE you are very restricted to what you can do in Spain, ie. buy a car etc.
NIE took me 5 weeks to get at Fuengirola, and you now have to apply in person or give a lawyer power of attorney to get it.
