NIE, TIE, VISA, RESIDENCE PERMIT... 🤔 What Do You REALLY Need to Live in SPAIN? 🇪🇸

NIE, TIE, tourist visa, residence permit... What exactly do I need to come to Spain? These are some of the most common questions among foreigners who want to come to Spain, whether as tourists or to reside or work in the country and want to understand what they need to do so.
In this video, we will clarify all these doubts. You will discover the differences between the NIE, TIE, visa, and residence permit, as well as the requirements to obtain them. We will break down in a clear and simple way what you need exactly to stay in the country, whether to visit, reside, or work. Don't miss it!
We will discuss the following topics in detail:
✅ Stay in Spain, up to 90 days: Tourist Visa.
✅ Stay in Spain, more than 90 days: Residence Permit.
✅ NIE vs. TIE: Two different concepts.
Here is an article where you will find all the information about the Tourist Visa, as well as a list of countries that do not need a visa to travel to Spain:
balcellsgroup.com/tourist-visa/
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[@DavidStanley-dg8tr]

Hi, is a 'No live Trace' Acro certificate acceptable for the familar Arraigo Visa? Thanks.

[@samnomad3711]

Hello can u share your contact details please ryt now I am in Portugal I wanna move to Spain to apply residency I speak b2 español what’s the process and how to start

[@unknownquantity4440]

Still sounds like the best residency process is to NOT live in or even visit Spain. it's a pain in Spain no matter if it's rains on the plain.