I am a greek citizen and would like to get a NIE in Mallorca

Here's a step-by-step guide to getting a NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) in Mallorca as a Greek citizen: 1. Required Documents: - Form EX-15 (filled out) - Valid passport and photocopy - Proof of reason for requesting NIE (work contract, property purchase, etc.) - Payment of fee (around ?10) at any bank using form 790 2. Where to Apply: In Mallorca, you can apply at: - Foreign Office (Oficina de Extranjería) in Palma - National Police Station (with Foreigners Department) 3. Process: 1. Download and fill out Form EX-15 2. Make an appointment (cita previa) online through: https://sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es 3. Pay the fee at a bank 4. Attend your appointment with all documents As an EU citizen, you have a right to live and work in Spain. If staying longer than 3 months, you'll also need to register as an EU resident. Tips: - Book appointment early as waiting times can be long - Consider using a gestoria (administrative service) for help - Bring a Spanish-speaking person if you don't speak Spanish Note: Process might vary slightly; check current requirements with local authorities.

Here's a step-by-step guide to getting a NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) in Mallorca as a Greek citizen:
1. Required Documents: - Form EX-15 ( ( click here to download ) (filled out) - Valid passport and photocopy - Proof of reason for requesting NIE (work contract, property purchase, etc.) - Payment of fee (around ?10) at any bank using form 790
2. Where to Apply: In Mallorca, you can apply at: - Foreign Office (Oficina de Extranjería) in Palma - National Police Station (with Foreigners Department)
3. Process:
1. Download and fill out Form EX-15 ( ( click here to download )
2. Make an appointment (cita previa) ( We can help with that ) online through: https://sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es
3. Pay the fee at a bank
4. Attend your appointment with all documents As an EU citizen, you have a right to live and work in Spain. If staying longer than 3 months, you'll also need to register as an EU resident. Tips: - Book appointment early as waiting times can be long - Consider using a gestoria (administrative service) for help - Bring a Spanish-speaking person if you don't speak Spanish Note: Process might vary slightly; check current requirements with local authorities.