How to apply for certificate of residency when you already have a NIE number in Mallorca

To apply for a Certificate of Residency (Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la UE) in Mallorca when you already have a NIE number, follow these steps: 1. Make an appointment (Cita Previa): - Visit the Spanish government's website (sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es) - Select "Mallorca" and "Policía-Certificados UE" 2. Required documents: - Completed EX-18 form - Valid passport - NIE number - Proof of healthcare coverage (private insurance or European Health Insurance Card) - Proof of financial means: * Employment contract or self-employment documentation * Bank statements * Proof of sufficient savings - Padron certificate (local town hall registration) - Payment of the fee (around ?12) using form 790-012 - Two passport-size photos 3. Attend your appointment: - Bring all original documents and photocopies - Go to the Immigration Office (Oficina de Extranjería) or National Police station - Present your documentation 4. Collect your certificate: - You'll usually receive the certificate the same day - Some offices may require you to return later to collect it Note: Requirements may vary slightly depending on your specific situation (student, worker, self-employed, etc.). It's recommended to check with the local authorities or consult an immigration advisor for the most current requirements.

To apply for a Certificate of Residency (Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la UE) in Mallorca when you already have a NIE number, follow these steps:
1. Make an appointment (Cita Previa): - Visit the Spanish government's website (sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es) - Select "Mallorca" and "Policía-Certificados UE"
2. Required documents: - Completed EX-18 form - Valid passport - NIE number - Proof of healthcare coverage (private insurance or European Health Insurance Card) - Proof of financial means: * Employment contract or self-employment documentation * Bank statements * Proof of sufficient savings - Padron certificate (local town hall registration) - Payment of the fee (around ?12) using form 790-012 ( ( click here to go to form ) - Two passport-size photos
3. Attend your appointment: - Bring all original documents and photocopies - Go to the Immigration Office (Oficina de Extranjería) or National Police station - Present your documentation
4. Collect your certificate: - You'll usually receive the certificate the same day - Some offices may require you to return later to collect it Note: Requirements may vary slightly depending on your specific situation (student, worker, self-employed, etc.). It's recommended to check with the local authorities or consult an immigration advisor for the most current requirements.