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How to get Spanish Residency for Irish and other EU Citizens
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2021
- In this week's Spanish Breakfast show on YouTooSpain,
Skatz asks his expert guest live from Malaga, Chris from Upsticks, all about how to get Spanish Residency for Irish and EU Citizens, how to register, what order to do everything in, and what paperwork you need.
You can ask questions live on the Chat, or afterwards on playback in the comments.
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Some lovely stuff here, I'm from Northern Ireland and was in Spain Denia/Gandia for 60 days end of last year, fell in love with life again after major depression, been learning Spanish todos los dias este año and I've booked a one way flight to Alicante for March 19th. Not sure if I'm staying permanently but the quality of life in Spain is AMAZING compared to this gray country, looking into private health insurance and bank accounts now!
It’s so good to hear a positive story, I went through depression 20 years ago so I applaud your rise from the ashes. Go for it dude. I presume you have an Irish passport to make this all much easier.
@@youtoospain yeah i do i'm thinking of getting a british one too before i go although i dunno how useful it will be!
@@manephewlenny6401 nah I wouldn’t bother with that, your Irish one is gold dust.
This is the channel I've needed. So glad I found you.
I’m glad you found me too. Welcome to the virtual family.
Spoke to Chris from upticks .... both you and him , very informative. And thanks again Chris for the recent call
Thanks John, I'll pass on your thanks to Chris
How to get in touch with Chris from UpStick?? Do you have a link?
In the new EU passport control will be by computer, as part of True Citizen Act.
Place of birth on passport will determine if a person can live and work in EU.
In the event person was not born in EU in compliance with True Citizen Act, they will not be able to live or work in EU.
I’m afraid I’m going to need to see the proof of that on an official document before I believe it. I don’t think what you’re talking about is legal in EU law or in any individual country’s law. It would make a mockery of citizenship. As an Irish citizen born in the UK I was granted citizenship of Ireland which gives me the full protection that Ireland grants all those who hold the passport. There’s no way that the EU could undermine that.
Thank you for the info . Was wondering could you look at doing a video on the financial requirements that must be met as Irish citizen to remain in Spain, with wife , kids etc . Job no job , retired on pension as a couple .
I’ll put that on the list, we haven’t done an EU citizens video for a few months so it could be time.
HI! Great videos! very informative. Congrats on your Irish citizenship. I myself am an English resident who now has dual passport (Irish). And I'm planning on moving to Spain in the winter. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. I've lived in Spain before Brexit so i have an NIE and social security number already. And from what I'm learning.. They will still be valid even if travel on an Irish passport?
Thanks Liam, there’s a series of videos I made about the timeline of moving to Spain that I’m sure you’ll find helpful.
Your NIE will still be on the system, but you should investigate the Certificado de Concordancia which you need in order to change your nationality on the system. Upsticks can help you with that.
Hi i am still living in the UK but hopeing to retire to spain next year, i have an irish passport, i know it will have to apply for S1 while im still in the UK but have been told i will also have to put a spanish address on the form, i dont have one in spain, how will this work?
Many thanks.
Just opened a "key" account in Sabadell with passport and a proof of address from Ireland. As long as you can get a hold of them to get the appointment, you should be good
That’s good to know. Thank you.
Hello Skatz
Thanks for the very informative videos
I am an EU citizen planing yo move to Spain and my question is - do I need a health insurance if I am retested as self employed in Spain? Thanks
Thanks Steve. Best thing to do is set up as self employed before you do your residency application, that way you’ll be covered for health insurance.
@@youtoospain Thanks Skatz. Congratulations on your Irish citizenship first of all.
This is what I thought but wasn't sure. One other think if you don't mind, my wife has Lymphoma and she is NOT an EU citizen , would she be covered or she will need private insurance? Thanks again. Steve
@@steve50100 she’ll be covered by your social security payments.
Hello, I'm hoping you can point me in the right direction. My parents have UK and Canadian citizenship. But my mum's mum is born is Spain and still lives there. It looks like my mum should be able to get Spanish citizenship easily without needing to live there first. But, I can't find much more info than that. Do you have any good resources on becoming a citizen through option? They want to retire in europe, but without becoming spanish residents for tax purposes. Maybe
I need to do some research on this to be certain, it looks like she needs to live there for a year first but don’t quote me on that just yet. You can get citizenship too I believe.
I’ll do a video about this in the near future
Living in Ireland working remotely.
Do I need to declare and pay tax in Spain or can I keep everything set up in Ireland?
Thanks for the great show
If you’re not resident in Spain and not spending more than 183 days there in a calendar year then you’ll continue paying tax in Ireland
We as Irish pensioners with Irish passports I came to Gran Canary on the 7th of October 2022 with the intension of staying until the 4th of April 2023 , someone told me incorrectly that I had to leave and come back again. We did leave on the 27th of December 2022 and returned on the 6th of January 2023 . I tried to register at the Police Station having completed the ex 18 form and paid the tax for my wife and I at an A.T.M.. of 2 x12 euro. We went to the Police Station to register . The Police officer saw the Irish Passport and waved us away saying we didn't need to do anything. I tried to explain that we need NIE numbers because we were coming back again later on in June this year for 12 months .He again waved us away saying do it when you come back . I would have preferred to get it done there and then but didn't want to make a fuss. So were do we stand now. As I'm in the Country until the 4th of April am I within the regulations to be in the country. Should I just go and register when I return in June . I am a bit worried about my current status so I would really appreciate a reply. Regards and thank you Daniel. P.S.. I will pass about how good you utube information is.
Hi Donal, just register when you come back in June. If you told the police you were leaving in April they were right not to register you right now. Your status is you’re EU citizens on holiday at the moment. Enjoy your holiday.
I will be singing your praises everywhere I get the the chance to, you are a great educator . I have never come across anyone who has made learning so easy and so much fun. That's the problem with most other sources that try to explain things is that ,they go in circles and cause more confusion by not being clear about who the regulations apply to. They are also very boring, I would watch your posts just for the fun alone. Thank you so much for the advice. Daniel
@@donaloconnell5015 that’s good to hear. There’s nothing better than an Irishman singing your praises. I hope you’re standing on a table in the pub to do it.
Quick Question....is there a bank in Spain that doesn't have quarterly charges?
That’s something I’m investigating myself at the moment. There are certainly some kinds of account that don’t have charges. But as far as I can tell, there are conditions. For example you need to take other services like insurance with them, or have more than a certain amount going in and out every month.
I’ll be more sure when I actually get there.
My husband is an Irish passport holder and I have UK passport. My husband will unlikely work but I will work (either for my existing company or be self employed). Is this difficult for me since I am not the actual Irish passport holder in the relationship?
You will benefit from freedom of movement as a family member of an EU citizen.
Lots of solid information here. I'm planning to create an online business in Spain and I'm looking for information/rates on the Spanish postal service or courier service in Spain. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
If you’re sending packages I’d use a courier and find one that has an office near where you live. As a business using them regularly you should speak to them and get a better rate. Ask the local businesses who they use.
Hi Skatz, new to channel and loving it btw. Just a little question my wife is Norwegian and I'm UK citizen can I move to Spain without visa? Thanks
Yes you certainly can. Even though Norway isn’t an EU country
@YouToo Spain Thanks for reply, will she apply for the residency?
@@richiewilson1046 yes. The order you do things depends on whether you’re going to be working or retired, also which one of you will be working. Have a watch of this video which talks you through some scenarios. ruclips.net/user/live4tAwi8YEM5g?feature=share
@@youtoospain thanks Skatz 😊 we will both be non working and early retirement and purchasing a property 😀
@@richiewilson1046 great. That’s a fairly straightforward one. Watch last Saturday’s show then if you haven’t already. And get your currency exchange plan sorted early through the broker as mentioned on the previous weekend. bit.ly/SmartY2S
Hi, I have both Irish passport and British passport, would the S1 be enough for me to get health care?
Yes, regardless of your passport, if you’re entitled to the S1 it gives you access to state healthcare
I have a UK and EU Irish passport and have resided in UK all my life.
Can I use the S1 form from UK DWP for health care in Spain when applying for residence using my EU Irish passport?
I believe you can if you’re of pensionable age.
@@youtoospain thank you
Hi, what is a certificado de concordancia and where would i get it? Thanks.
You’d get it at the foreigners office at the police station.
The certificate of concordance is the document that certifies, once you have obtained Spanish nationality and your DNI, that you are exactly the same person who previously had a NIE and residence card as a foreigner.
me and my dad are planning on moving to Alicante within the next year if possible, he is half Irish because of o his parents and I’m a quarter Irish as they’re my grandparents, I can still can my Irish passport can’t i through descent?
Yes you should apply to be on the Foreign Births Register as soon as possible because it could take 7-8 months to get the certificate then another 2 to get your passport. Your dad just needs to apply for the passport so his process is quicker.
Hi we want to move here in about 18 month's ' we lived here for 1 year before in guardamar, but i lost my NIE numbers- Where is cheapest place to rent which areas' We love guardamar area-
Saving now to go live there- were both from S Ireland- ive had cancer in 2016 will i get health insurance- my husband can work if he can get it,
You’ll be able to access your old NIE Numbers when you register for residency again. Cheaper areas are inland or around Murcia that I know of. Are you of pensionable age? If so you might be able to get state healthcare. If not, it may be tricky but speak to Ciaran on this link and ask him www.innoinsure.com/adeslas/youtoospain
Hi I am Irish and planning on moving to Spain for a year or two next year. I work remotely for an Irish company, how would tax work with working for an Irish company while living in Spain? I have heard about the digital nomad visa but that seems to only apply to non EU citizens.
Hi, you’re right you don’t need the digital nomad visa, you’d carry on being taxed in Ireland but you’d declare your earnings in Spain. There’s a double tax treaty so you wouldn’t pay for the same amount twice, but if your Spain allowances are lower and/or tax rates higher, you’d end up paying a little tax on the difference.
@@youtoospain Sorry if this a stupid question, would I still have my income paid into my Irish bank account and fill in tax form in Spain at the end of the year declaring Irish earnings and pay the difference? Or would I need to setup a Spanish bank account have my salary be paid into that account, as I would have to register to be a resident since I would be there for a year or more and then fill in a tax form at the end of the year? Apologies I'm currently not well versed with Tax related things.
@@LauraBMusic it’s a good idea to have a Spanish account certainly, and it’s a must for paying Spanish tax, but I would still keep the Irish account and get paid into it to begin with.
I’d set up an account with a broker to have money transferred regularly from Ireland to Spain, you can fix a good rate that way and you won’t get less Euros if the rate goes down.
Here’s a link to my preferred people at Smart, it’s a free account with no obligations and they’re not on commission either so you can get free advice
bit.ly/SmartY2S
How about having a tax advisor as a guest on your show? I know I have several questions regarding this 😆
Hi Sarah, I have a Spanish accountant on the show on July 10th to talk about being self employed in Spain. Ask me your questions on here or on the YouTooSpain Facebook group and I will make sure to ask him.
@@youtoospain
We will probably come to Spain on a NLV then modify to self employed visa.
Q1. My partner is an electrician and wants to know should he go down the sole trader or incorporated route, what are the differences tax wise?
Q2. Does he have to charge VAT on all works or is it like the UK in that you don’t have to charge until you hit a certain threshold?
Q3. What other taxes/costs are to be taken into consideration? Helps to know this when putting business plan together.
Q4. We’ve heard that the autonomo contributions are changing from a fixed rate to a % of earnings rate which seems much more fair - but is this just a rumour or actually in the pipeline?
Thanks 🙏🏻
@@sarahboult4867 good questions, I’ll save them for the show
@ You Too Spain
Another question for the accountant/tax advisor
- if I have a Uk based Ltd Co. 2 directors, one in UK snd me being in Spain (eventually!) how does the following work :
1) the company pays tax
2) how I pay tax or receive my salary If I am on the UK payroll?
3) how would the whole set up work visa-wise? (Hoping a remote visa might be created over the next couple of years like in Portugal and done other EU countries)
We have a property business (Serviced Accommodation) so it’s not something that can be moved to Spain.
Thank you 🙏🏻 😊
@@sarahboult4867 hmm, complex stuff and it sounds like you need a personal consult. Some of these questions feel like they’re going to raise more questions than answers. I’ll see what can be answered on the show.
I need to register within first 90 days, what if I'll be late by a month or so? It's impossible to get the appointment at the police on time!
Which region are you in?
@@youtoospain Catalonia
Hi my mother is from Belfast as were my grandparents doesn't this entitle me to an Irish passport ? Kind regards Gary
Yes Gary. Your mum being from the island of Ireland makes you an Irish citizen so you can apply for an Irish passport.
Thanks to the good Friday agreement yes it does
So it's not necessary to go the Spanish embassy before I go?
Not if you have an EU passport, no.
does my euro card cover my health insurance which i am entitled to gerry clarke
What do you mean by ‘Euro card’?
i hold both UK and Irish passports, i already have residencia with my UK passport but want to change it to my Irish passport, does anyone know how to go about this ?
Interesting question. Do you have residencia under the Withdrawal Agreement? If so, you already have all of the rights of an EU citizen (in Spain at least). If you got residency under a Non Lucrative Visa you can easily switch at the end of the term of the visa to EU resident. It's the same process as in this video.
@@youtoospain yes i’ve been here quite some time but i would feel more comfortable with a irish residencia than a titis he tie
@@chillijoe8264 fair play. I’ve primed Chris and I’ll ask him on the livestream this Saturday-it’s all about residency appointments anyway so it fits in well. So tune in for that and if you want to ask any follow up questions do that on the Chat.
My morhers father was irish and so was my fathers father - could I apply for an Irish passport?
Yes indeed you can. This video link tells you how it works and how to apply. ruclips.net/video/LBwg8We5s6g/видео.html
YES of course you can
@@miakeogh6844 concise and correct.
Dublin lady here …yes yes yes ! you can also play soccer for the Irish team too once you have an Irish grandparent Lol lol My brother has lived in London for 35 years his kids are English ..and have gotten their Irish Passports…just to have options for travel in later life etc ..
Moving to Galicia from USA in august. Irish citizen Irish passport holder. I have taken early US retirement (and option here at 62 years). I will be living on US social security retirement. What is the monthly income requirement for residency and can I transfer US government health coverage (Medicare/Medicaid) to Spain.
I have some Irish retirement money due but I believe that docent kick in till 66.
Thank you great show.
Hi Peter, thanks for your questions. For EU passport holders like yourself the minimum monthly requirement (IPREM) is €564.90 in 2021. It goes up a little each year but you can Google‘Spain IPREM’ towards the end of this year to find out 2022 amount. Irish retirement age I believe is 67.
I’m not an expert in health coverage so I’d advise to check with your local Spanish embassy about Medicare. I know that in some countries like the UK it’s possible to transfer coverage but I’ve not heard of it from the US. I think you may have to have private insurance for the first year of your residency, then you could pay into Spain’s SNS which is their public health system. That costs €60/month up to 65 years old.
You may find some more info about health insurance on this video. It was for non-EU visa applicants but we talked about health cover and the documents required if I remember rightly. ruclips.net/video/b_ct2UlJ2A0/видео.html
@@youtoospain Thank you so much for the info really appreciate it. I know how much it takes to produce content and upload stuff. One day I hope to buy you a beer. If you need processing or mixing etc let me know. Cheers.
@@peterduffproject thanks. Do you mean video production or sound? Is that your specialty?
@@youtoospain sound, intro/intro background music etc. mastered at levels for the different platforms.
Hi Do you know the cost of iprem in Gran Alacant ? Thanks
As far as I know IPREM is the same for the whole of Spain.
SPAIN IPREM 2021:
1st Person 4 x IPREM per annum Eu 27,115.20
(Eu 569.40 per week)
1st Dependant 1 x IPREM per annum Eu 6,778.80
Per couple per annum Eu 33,894.00
(Those are the NLV figures, sorry, but it tells you the IPREM)
@@youtoospain I AM IRISH EU CITIZEN MY WITH UK . SO IS THAT THE SAME ?
WIFE .. SORRY
@@johnconroy9517 as an EU citizen you only need 1 x IPREM in most parts of Spain and no Visa.
Hi, I have an offer letter, European passport. OLD NIE (expired) and social security number. An established local bank account with sufficient pesos :)... But no rental contract. Can I use the address of my school? I have an appointment for residency.
The NIE is a number that shouldn’t be expired, make sure you give them the number at your appointment. It depends on which area you are in, but the majority require a long term address. This school, are you working there?
yes I WILL be but they want some update proof I am legal . I know the NIE never expires but the CARD has and so has my residence, as I moved away. I will be subletting soon but not yet. What if I just put the schools address
@@youtoospain
can an Irish citizen who is on a disability payment in Ireland live and collect disability in Spain ?
I’m uncertain about this. To get disability in Spain I believe you need to have lived here for 5 years. Check with Age In Spain for confirmation
Hello I'm looking to move my family to spain. I am currently waiting on my Irish Passport😊 I am looking for information for my partner as we are not married but have 2 children and together for 27 years .
Any information would be greatly appreciated thank you .
I will also be looking for any company's you can recommend for help with the moving process .
Thanks Joanne
Hi Joanne. Having children with your partner and such a long term relationship is enough proof to treat you the same as a married couple, so they’ll be able to piggyback their residency on yours.
First two companies to recommend are Upsticks and Smart. Get yourself a free consultation with Chris at www.upsticks.es and he’ll take you through what you need to do.
And get your free account with Smart via this link bit.ly/SmartY2S
and you’ll get the best advice and service to safely move your money to Spain.
If there’s anything else you need to know just ask.
Thank you very much .
Hi it’s very informative video … but I have one question sir I have a spain EU residence card can i changed in irlend if how can …plz quied me
It’s not clear what you’re asking. Do you want to move to Ireland?
Yes I want to moved but how ??
@@mohammedkazem122 you would need to ask the Irish consulate in the country where you’re living now.
I know about moving to Spain but not moving to Ireland.
I want moved spain to Ireland .. I have spainsh eu card but I don’t know how to moved 😵💫
@@mohammedkazem122 like I just said, you need to ask the Irish consulate whether it’s possible. You may need a visa. Your Spanish residency card doesn’t give you the right to move to another EU country.
Can You pay to be part of the Spanish health system per month?
You can if you’re self employed by paying Social Security payments, or you can pay under the Convenio Especial under certain circumstances
Thanks 👍
A lot of question. Who is this "padone"?
Do you mean Padrón?
If so… here’s the answer
ruclips.net/video/J67B6jCqSvs/видео.html
Please, do something about you microphone, the sound is so low! Your guest is good but the sound of yours is so weak on all videos! Cheers!
Sorry about that, you’re the first person to mention it so I didn’t realise. I had problems with getting good levels on the very early videos but thought it was solved.
@@youtoospain I just discovered your channel, I like your content and subscribed. My observati9n about the sound is sincere.
Cheers!
@@joenewontheblock2404 thanks for letting me know. I’ll see what I can do to make it better.
@@youtoospain Yes, indeed. I have to guess what you are saying; it's a bit better with headphones on
@@johnferris2527 how is it on today’s video?
Thank god for Irish passports. ........
I didn’t realise he gave them out too, I got mine from the passport office.
inmigrantes...¡¡¡¡¡¡ no expatriado ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ sorry
All I can say is ‘Algorithms’. People search for ‘expat’ online. Facebook is full of expat groups. If I don’t use the word on this channel, people won’t find the videos in their search and they won’t benefit from them. Sorry.
great stuff u need money and lots of it and NI is not European so u will probably NOT qualify sorry
If you were born in Northern Ireland you can claim an Irish passport so yes you certainly do qualify, and as an EU citizen you don’t need the same amount of money as non EU citizens to live in Spain.
Here’s my video about Irish citizenship
ruclips.net/video/LBwg8We5s6g/видео.htmlsi=xb5W7uIghfAWvYFc