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See more from Notaría Online on GoogleEverything you need to know about getting the NIE in Spain in 2026: requirements, documents, actual timeframes, prices and the three available routes to obtain it without travelling.
The NIE is mandatory for signing the deed of sale on a property in Spain. We explain the deadlines, how to get it quickly and which taxes apply.
If you inherit assets in Spain and live outside the country, you need an NIE before accepting the inheritance. We explain how to get it and the deadlines you must meet.
NIE and TIE are often confused, but they are different things. The NIE is a permanent tax number. The TIE is a residence card with an expiry date.
NIE appointments in Madrid, Barcelona and other cities run out in minutes. We explain the real alternatives to get the NIE when no appointments are available.
The last will certificate is issued by the Ministry of Justice and shows whether the deceased made a will and before which notary. It is requested online for 3.84 euros after waiting 15 business days from the date of death. It is mandatory for processing any inheritance.
The general power of attorney grants broad powers while the special power of attorney is limited to specific acts. Learn the differences to choose correctly and avoid problems in banking or property management.
After nationality is granted by the Ministry of Justice, you have 180 days to take the oath or pledge before the Civil Registry or a notary. We explain the required documents, renunciation of previous nationality and the cost of the procedure.
Knowing the types of wills, the requirements, and the procedure before a notary allows defining the distribution of assets and reducing family disputes. This guide details the steps, documents, and key questions to formalize it.
Revoking a power of attorney requires executing a revocation deed before a notary (fee of 60-90 euros) and notifying the attorney-in-fact, preferably by certified mail. The revocation takes effect from notification. We explain the full process.
The European Commission is preparing a new legal form that allows incorporating a company valid across all 27 Member States in 48 hours, fully online. Expected by 2027. We explain what it is, how it works and what it means for Spain.
A bank policy signed in 30 minutes between Madrid and Mallorca, a power of attorney from a hospital trolley, a signing from Dublin on Saint Patrick's Day, and three property sales from a divorce. Real cases from this week.