As a european citizen how do I get a NIE numb in Mallorca

To get a NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) number in Mallorca, Spain, follow these steps: 1. Make an appointment (cita previa): - Visit the Spanish Police website (sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es) - Select "Mallorca" and "Policía-Asignación de NIE" 2. Required documents: - Form EX-15 (completed and signed) - Original passport and photocopy - Proof of purpose (work contract, property purchase, etc.) - Proof of address in Mallorca - Bank payment receipt (around ?12) - 2 recent passport-size photos 3. Visit the police station: Main office in Palma: Comisaría de Policía Nacional C/ Simó Ballester, 8 07011 Palma de Mallorca 4. Present all documents and wait for processing - Processing usually takes 1-5 working days - You'll receive a temporary NIE immediately - Permanent card arrives later Tips: - Arrive early - Bring all original documents and photocopies - Consider using a gestor (legal assistant) to help - Some documents may need Spanish translation - As an EU citizen, you'll also need to register on the EU Citizens Registry if staying longer than 3 months

To get a NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) number in Mallorca, Spain, follow these steps:
1. Make an appointment (cita previa) ( We can help with that ) : - Visit the Spanish Police website (sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es) - Select "Mallorca" and "Policía-Asignación de NIE"
2. Required documents: - Form EX-15 ( ( click here to download ) (completed and signed) - Original passport and photocopy - Proof of purpose (work contract, property purchase, etc.) - Proof of address in Mallorca - Bank payment receipt (around ?12) - 2 recent passport-size photos
3. Visit the police station: Main office in Palma: Comisaría de Policía Nacional C/ Simó Ballester, 8 07011 Palma de Mallorca
4. Present all documents and wait for processing - Processing usually takes 1-5 working days - You'll receive a temporary NIE immediately - Permanent card arrives later Tips: - Arrive early - Bring all original documents and photocopies - Consider using a gestor (legal assistant) to help - Some documents may need Spanish translation - As an EU citizen, you'll also need to register on the EU Citizens Registry if staying longer than 3 months