What goes in the folder
- A completed and signed EX-15 form
- A current passport or national identity card, plus a photocopy
- Evidence of why you are applying — employment, study, a purchase, and so on
- The Modelo 790-012, already paid at a Spanish bank
- A pair of passport photographs (for the non-EU TIE route)
- A padrón certificate, where the procedure calls for one
The journey in five moves
- We verify you qualify and pin down the correct legal grounds
- We draft the EX-15 and the 790-012, and you settle the fee
- We capture a cita previa at the Palma immigration office
- You attend in person — we can come too — bearing the originals
- You walk away with your NIE certificate or, later, your TIE card
Where it usually falls apart: the slot
Everything hinges on the cita previa. Palma releases its slots in sudden bursts that empty within minutes of going live. We keep eyes on the system without pause and grab the first workable opening on your behalf.
In Palma
Most applying for the nie requests across Mallorca pass through the Palma office. We know exactly what they ask for — and we accompany you, whether you live in central Palma or out in S'Arenal.
Frequently asked questions
With the appointment in hand, the number is generally printed that same day. The delay lives entirely in landing the appointment, and that is the wait we compress.
Armed with a signed power of attorney we can stand in for you across many stages, though the biometric visit for a TIE always has to be attended personally.
Yes. We coordinate grouped applications regularly and align the appointments so the household moves through together.