In the video I mentioned the financial requirements for long term residency EU are 150% of IPREM for the first applicant and 50% for each dependent. It is actually 150% IPREM for a COUPLE, not each, and 50% for each dependent thereafter.
When you initially apply for an NLV you apply in your country of residence, so UK if you are in the UK. There are three consulates in the UK and whilst they all have to follow the same rules, there may be some slightly different requirements between consulates. Although you have to state which province of Spain you intend to live in, you are applying for the national visa of Spain so it makes no difference whether it's the mainland or the islands. When it comes to renewals though, different provinces may again have slightly different procedures, although they al follow the same law.
In the video I mentioned the financial requirements for long term residency EU are 150% of IPREM for the first applicant and 50% for each dependent. It is actually 150% IPREM for a COUPLE, not each, and 50% for each dependent thereafter.
The application for a NLV is it interpreted the same in the canary’s as in the main land ?
When you initially apply for an NLV you apply in your country of residence, so UK if you are in the UK. There are three consulates in the UK and whilst they all have to follow the same rules, there may be some slightly different requirements between consulates. Although you have to state which province of Spain you intend to live in, you are applying for the national visa of Spain so it makes no difference whether it's the mainland or the islands. When it comes to renewals though, different provinces may again have slightly different procedures, although they al follow the same law.