Practical guides on inheritances, powers of attorney, NIE, donations and notarial procedures
See more from Notaría Online on GoogleIf you are an EU retiree and want to live in Spain, you need the registration certificate. We review the health insurance and financial requirements.
Read moreIf you are European and want to work in Spain (employed or self-employed), you need the registration certificate. We explain the procedures and documents.
Read moreEverything about the Foreigner Identity Card in 2026: who needs it, documents, updated fees, fingerprinting and actual processing times by province.
Read moreGetting the fingerprinting appointment for the TIE is the hardest step. We explain how the system works, tips to find an appointment and what to bring on the day.
Read moreThe SL pays 15% tax for the first two years and limits your liability. Self-employment is simpler but you pay up to 47% income tax. We analyse when it is worth making the switch.
Read moreEverything about the registration certificate for EU, EEA and Swiss citizens in Spain: who needs it, requirements by category, documents, fees and process.
Read moreThe CIRCE system allows you to create your company in 48-72 hours instead of weeks. Only authorised PAEs can process it. We explain the full process.
Read moreNIE 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.
Read moreEverything 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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreIf 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.
Read moreNIE 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.
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