Moving to Almeria - Page 3

DarioMartin wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 8:50am:

I posted this on another thread, but in case you haven’t seen it, you may find this very very useful.

There is a step-by-step blog post from an American who outlines the process for a Third Country National that should be looked at by anyone coming over post 2020.  In particular the need to get your Visa first, which appears to allocate your NIE number, then arrive within 3 months of receivi...

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...ng visa, and apply for TIE within 30 days of arrival.  It’s dated 14th October 2019, so still pretty relevant.

https://www.wanderingearl.com/spanish-residency-card-tie-all-you-need-to-know 

rutherlessredhead wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 8:59am:

Basically from what I'm reading on here its looking pretty impossible to move over there after 1st jan 2021 😒, im absolutely gutted 😢 

DarioMartin wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 9:04am:

It may well be that in the future, further discussions are held that make it easier for movement of UK citizens - MAY .... but in the immediate future, it looks very much like only those with a definite job hired by a Spanish company (through having unique skills), those wanting to study or those...

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... with a great deal of money behind them will be able to make the move

rutherlessredhead wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 9:19am:

Well the money isn't an issue , 

Just seems its all so complicated

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I'll keep my fingers crossed 🤞 

DarioMartin wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 9:22am:

Well if money isn’t the issue, take it step by step and you’ll be fine :-D

rutherlessredhead wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 9:48am:

What I'm trying to find out , 

Is , as a third country national,  not working immediately when I move , what finances do I need to have in the bank , 

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Can't seem to find the answer ?

And my mum who will be retired ,and claiming a UK pension will have financial backing too 

DarioMartin wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 11:08am:

Right - got it.  The figure at present, for one person is 27.000€ per year.  That means for one person, if you can keep 54.000€ in the bank untouched, that will cover you for each renewal period of the visa up to the 5 year point.  That probably covers your Mum although I have ...

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...no idea of what Visa she’ll come in on - possibly a retirement visa which has slightly different requirements.

Your issue though is your son - as he is 18, he is an adult and not a dependent, therefore must prove financial ability in his own right if he could mes in on same visa as you.  You can check to see if a study / work visa would be better for him, otherwise you’ll need to show 54.000€ for the FIRST year, and at renewal for two years, 108.000€ for the both of you.

Does that help?

DarioMartin wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 11:08am:

Right - got it.  The figure at present, for one person is 27.000€ per year.  That means for one person, if you can keep 54.000€ in the bank untouched, that will cover you for each renewal period of the visa up to the 5 year point.  That probably covers your Mum although I have ...

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...no idea of what Visa she’ll come in on - possibly a retirement visa which has slightly different requirements.

Your issue though is your son - as he is 18, he is an adult and not a dependent, therefore must prove financial ability in his own right if he could mes in on same visa as you.  You can check to see if a study / work visa would be better for him, otherwise you’ll need to show 54.000€ for the FIRST year, and at renewal for two years, 108.000€ for the both of you.

Does that help?

DarioMartin wrote on Tue Sep 8, 2020 11:08am:

Right - got it.  The figure at present, for one person is 27.000€ per year.  That means for one person, if you can keep 54.000€ in the bank untouched, that will cover you for each renewal period of the visa up to the 5 year point.  That probably covers your Mum although I have ...

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...no idea of what Visa she’ll come in on - possibly a retirement visa which has slightly different requirements.

Your issue though is your son - as he is 18, he is an adult and not a dependent, therefore must prove financial ability in his own right if he could mes in on same visa as you.  You can check to see if a study / work visa would be better for him, otherwise you’ll need to show 54.000€ for the FIRST year, and at renewal for two years, 108.000€ for the both of you.

Does that help?