Translated Documents for TIE
#1
Forum Regular

Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2020
Posts: 32


Hi,
Assuming rental agreements and all other necessary documents obtained in Spain will be in Spanish, am I correct in assuming that the only documents I need to be translated and notarized are the following:
Health Insurance Policy
Passport
Bank Statement
How much will this usually cost in Spain?
Thanks in advance!
Assuming rental agreements and all other necessary documents obtained in Spain will be in Spanish, am I correct in assuming that the only documents I need to be translated and notarized are the following:
Health Insurance Policy
Passport
Bank Statement
How much will this usually cost in Spain?
Thanks in advance!

#2
BE Enthusiast





Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 737












Hi,
Assuming rental agreements and all other necessary documents obtained in Spain will be in Spanish, am I correct in assuming that the only documents I need to be translated and notarized are the following:
Health Insurance Policy
Passport
Bank Statement
How much will this usually cost in Spain?
Thanks in advance!
Assuming rental agreements and all other necessary documents obtained in Spain will be in Spanish, am I correct in assuming that the only documents I need to be translated and notarized are the following:
Health Insurance Policy
Passport
Bank Statement
How much will this usually cost in Spain?
Thanks in advance!
UK Bank statements might not be enough.
We are applying in Alicante and you need 3 months of bank statements from a Spanish bank. Showing regular money in and out.
Other parts of Spain are different.
Passport is not needed to be translated.
Can't help with the healthcare as ours are from a Spanush company. But you will need proof of payment for the policy. Policy certificate and a full copy of the policy in spanish.
Costs vary but around here simple translations start at about 40 euro.

#3
BE Enthusiast





Joined: Feb 2020
Location: Nerja
Posts: 527












Depending on your circumstances, you may need marriage certificate, translated into Spanish. You can obtain a multilingual certificate in Spanish from General Register Office for about £20 extra, but currently there is a backlog. Mine took two months.

#4
Lost in BE Cyberspace










Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 5,138












From the link I put on a previous thread you posted it shows that for health care a student ehic can be used. Per that link students studying are treated differently re ehic.

#5
Forum Regular

Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2020
Posts: 32


Thanks everyone! 
And do I need photocopies of all documents? If so do they have to be coloured photocopies? Will one copy of each document suffice?
Thanks!

And do I need photocopies of all documents? If so do they have to be coloured photocopies? Will one copy of each document suffice?
Thanks!

#6
BE Enthusiast





Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 501












This is not to overdone, sorry to those that have seen it before

#7
Lost in BE Cyberspace










Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 5,138












I would take at least one copy of each document and form better safe than sorry. As it's a copy and you can show the original black and white will be fine.
