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This post is a follow-up to the last post I wrote about applying for your Spanish NIE\/TIE card<\/a>. For those of you just joining this series of helpful articles, know that I’m writing them for anyone else who is thinking about studying in Spain<\/a> and specifically, Barcelona.<\/p>\n

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After you apply for the NIE<\/h2>\n

You have already gone to the Police HQ near the metro stop Sant Marti in order to apply for the NIE\/TIE. You had to have gone no later than one month after arriving in Spain. I don’t know what the penalty would be if you breached this time period, but I doubt it’d be very hefty.<\/p>\n

When you finish the interview at the police HQ, they give you two documents. The first document\u00a0is\u00a0the Resguardo de Solicitud de NIE<\/em>. It’s basically the bureaucratic receipt that says you’ve been processed and that you should go to pick up your NIE in 3-4 weeks. It include your information and also you NIE (the identification number). The second document is a tasa de pago<\/em>, or accounts due. You must fill out your name, NIE (number ID that you cleave from the other document), address, and then sign and date. \u00a0For payments of NIE\/TIE processing, select the box that reads:<\/p>\n

“TIE que documenta la autorizacion de estancia por estudios, intercambio de almnos, practicas no laborales o servicios de voluntariado (titular principal y sus familiares)”<\/strong><\/p>\n

In the bottom right corner you will see that the account due is 15.30 Euros.<\/p>\n

Take both documents to the bank “La Caixa”, where they can accept payment, stamp the blue copy of the second document, and you’re on your way.<\/p>\n

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Where to pick up your NIE in Barcelona<\/h2>\n

On the first document, there’s an address printed. It will say “Carrer de Mallora 213”. Here’s a link to the national police<\/a>. Here’s a map:
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