NIE

Difference between NIE and TIE in Spain

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.

Principal

Last will certificate in Spain: what it is and how to request it

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.

Jura de Nacionalidad

Spanish nationality oath: requirements, timelines and costs 2026

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.

Herencias

How to Grant a Valid Will Before a Notary in Spain

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.

Poderes notariales

How to revoke a power of attorney in Spain

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.

Testamentos

What happens if you die without a will in Spain?

Without a will, the estate is distributed by intestate succession under the Civil Code: first descendants, then ascendants, then the spouse and finally collateral relatives up to the fourth degree. The notarial procedure costs between 200 and 400 euros and adds 1-2 months to the inheritance process.

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