NLV
Hi can i ask once i get my EU passport as i want to re-locate to.Spain will i still have to apply for a NLV??
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2021 10:31pm
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Hi Vera, very short answer - NO. With an EU (Irish?) passport, you still enjoy Freedom of Movement. You can come to the country, rent, work etc and all you need do is “register” (apply for Residencia) if you intend staying longer than 90 days.
Residencia application is pretty straightforward, the big ones being health insurance of some kind (Residencia compliant from Spanish company) and of course Padrón - don’t even think of applying for Residencia without Padrón because it is a pre-requisite.
For Padrón you of course need an address, which is why renting for a while is a good idea; then you simply register at the Ayuntamiento as being at that address.
DarioMartin wrote on Tue Aug 24, 2021 10:31pm:
Hi Vera, very short answer - NO. With an EU (Irish?) passport, you still enjoy Freedom of Movement. You can come to the country, rent, work etc and all you need do is “register” (apply for Residencia) if you intend staying longer than 90 days.
Residencia application is pretty straightforward, the big ones being health insurance of some kind (Residencia compliant from Spanish company) and of course Padrón - don’t even think of applying for Residencia without Padrón because it is a pre-requisite....
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For Padrón you of course need an address, which is why renting for a while is a good idea; then you simply register at the Ayuntamiento as being at that address.
Good morning Dario&thank you for that. Its such a learning kerb as lived in uk all my life but feel time is right as life whizzing by so time for new challenges. Im still trying to find out about Capital Gain Tax when i sell my uk property?. I understand when i buy a spanish property i pay a property tax on top of spanish property but cant understand why i have to pay CGT on UK property.?? So basically 2 sets of taxes?? Need to find out more. Just cant wait for my passport X
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Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2021 9:13am
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Vera wrote on Wed Aug 25, 2021 8:01am:
Good morning Dario&thank you for that. Its such a learning kerb as lived in uk all my life but feel time is right as life whizzing by so time for new challenges. Im still trying to find out about Capital Gain Tax when i sell my uk property?. I understand when i buy a spanish property i pay a ...
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...property tax on top of spanish property but cant understand why i have to pay CGT on UK property.?? So basically 2 sets of taxes?? Need to find out more. Just cant wait for my passport X
Spanish tax is convoluted and complex to say the least. The short answer re CGT is that Spanish Tax Law dictates you pay tax in Spain on worldwide income, not just income garnered in Spain. AEAT likes to ensure they have their slice.
However that is something that you have to take up with a Tax specialist well versed in Spanish Tax Laws (i.e. a tax specialist based in the UK may not be sufficiently well versed in the intricacies of the Spanish tax system to give you the right answer)
DarioMartin wrote on Wed Aug 25, 2021 9:13am:
Spanish tax is convoluted and complex to say the least. The short answer re CGT is that Spanish Tax Law dictates you pay tax in Spain on worldwide income, not just income garnered in Spain. AEAT likes to ensure they have their slice.
However that is something that you have to take up with a Tax specialist well versed in Spanish Tax Laws (i.e. a tax specialist based in the UK may not be sufficiently well versed in the intricacies of the Spanish tax system to give you the right answer)...
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Hi Dario i understand i will have to pay tax but when i sell uk house i will be using a proportion of the miney to purchase a property&will pay the extra property tax so they can only tax me on whats left in my funds surely?? Your right i will seek tax advise
Vera wrote on Wed Aug 25, 2021 12:53pm:
Hi Dario i understand i will have to pay tax but when i sell uk house i will be using a proportion of the miney to purchase a property&will pay the extra property tax so they can only tax me on whats left in my funds surely?? Your right i will seek tax advise
cgt is a tax on the amount you have made from the sale against what you paid to buy in the first place not on the total amount you get for your uk property.
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