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Renewing Non Lucrative
Hi - my wife and I have just secured our NLV visas. I am one of those people who plan finances to the nth degree (as my wife says, 'don't worry, he will have a spreadsheet') - in terms of costs and fees for renewing an NLV whilst in Spain (Galacia Region to be specific) can anyone offer indicative numbers please?
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Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
Assuming you mean real costs and not financial requirements…
Per person: Payment visa renewal 790-052 €16.40 Payment TIE renewal 790-012 €19.30 Ongoing health insurance (or S1 if applicable) Certified translation costs as required. Fee if you have someone do the renewal for you (no idea of cost) but it’s not hard to do it yourself. Get a digital certificate if you don’t have one already but you’ll need a computer NOT phone/tablet for electronic submission. |
Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
And then wait 3 months or more for an appointment to do it!
Or just bite the bullet and pay a crooked lawyer to do it for you! €200 for the appointment plus the rest. Thank you Brexit. |
Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 13342504)
And then wait 3 months or more for an appointment to do it!
Or just bite the bullet and pay a crooked lawyer to do it for you! €200 for the appointment plus the rest. Thank you Brexit. |
Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
Lucky you! Your very positive experience completely contradicts many comments in the press about the SEDE appointment system.
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Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
Originally Posted by PoloMarco
(Post 13342502)
Assuming you mean real costs and not financial requirements…
Per person: Payment visa renewal 790-052 €16.40 Payment TIE renewal 790-012 €19.30 Ongoing health insurance (or S1 if applicable) Certified translation costs as required. Fee if you have someone do the renewal for you (no idea of cost), but it’s not hard to do it yourself. Get a digital certificate if you don’t have one already but you’ll need a computer NOT phone/tablet for electronic submission. |
Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
I would say both. It’s not always necessary but simplifies access to many official online services, AEAT (tax) DGT (vehicles/licences), Town hall, SUMA (Alicante province only), Mercurio (NLV renewal), TIE appointments, etc. etc.
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All foreign residents in Spain should have a Digital Certificate. Spanish nationals can use their electronic DNI. It is useful for so many things and so easy to get - FREE!. Sadly is doesn't make getting appointments any easier if you need to. Ive had one for years - ever since it was introduced.
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Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 13342743)
All foreign residents in Spain should have a Digital Certificate. Spanish nationals can use their electronic DNI. It is useful for so many things and so easy to get - FREE!. Sadly is doesn't make getting appointments any easier if you need to. Ive had one for years - ever since it was introduced.
And on something similar, having SUMA here in the Alicante area works wonders for the car tax, IBI, rubbish, etc. All in one place and easy to set up DD for them all. I'm almost going to use that as a reason not to move to Mercia in a couple of years... |
Re: Renewing Non Lucrative
Originally Posted by Barriej
(Post 13342750)
I use the CL@VE thing; it's easy to use. I just scan the QR code on the screen with my mobile, and the website lets me in. The dig cert our solicitor and accountant have.
And on something similar, having SUMA here in the Alicante area works wonders for the car tax, IBI, rubbish, etc. All in one place and easy to set up DD for them all. I'm almost going to use that as a reason not to move to Mercia in a couple of years... |
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