The paperwork to gather
- A fully completed and signed EX-15 application form
- Your valid passport or national identity document, plus a photocopy of it
- Evidence of why you are applying — employment, study, a property purchase and so on
- The Modelo 790-012 tax form, settled in advance at a Spanish bank
- Two passport-format photographs (for the non-EU TIE)
- A certificado de empadronamiento where the office requires it
The journey in five stages
- We verify that you qualify and pin down the correct legal grounds for your request
- We draft the EX-15 and the Modelo 790-012, then you settle the fee
- We capture a cita previa at the Palma immigration office serving Mallorca
- You attend the appointment with your original documents, and we can come alongside you
- You receive your NIE certificate or, for non-EU applicants, your TIE card
Where the real holdup lies: securing the slot
Everything hinges on the cita previa. Palma runs one of the most oversubscribed offices in Spain, and slots for Mallorca surface in irregular bursts before vanishing within minutes. We watch the system without pause and claim the first workable opening on your behalf.
In Mallorca
Most applying for your nie requests across the Balearic Islands pass through the Mallorca office. We know exactly what they ask for — and we accompany you, whether you live in central Mallorca or out in Alcúdia.
Frequently asked questions
Once the appointment is in hand, the number is generally issued the same day. The lengthy part is reaching the appointment, and that is exactly where we compress the timeline.
With a signed power of attorney we can act for you across much of the procedure, although the biometric appointment for a TIE has to be attended in person.
Yes. We frequently rescue files that were rejected, correct the underlying error and re-present them so the second attempt succeeds.