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Andymac

Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 3:46pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 3:46pm

Andymac1951 wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 2:57pm:

Don't even bother to ask them for solar panels! 

You are both getting me both very excited about moving out to Spain. I have to arrange for both water and electrical connections, just cannot wait!

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 3:59pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 3:59pm

Andymac wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 3:46pm:

You are both getting me both very excited about moving out to Spain. I have to arrange for both water and electrical connections, just cannot wait!

Enjoy, believe me it is well worth the effort.

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 5:44pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 5:44pm

Andymac wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 3:46pm:

You are both getting me both very excited about moving out to Spain. I have to arrange for both water and electrical connections, just cannot wait!

I spoke too soon. Just had an email from our solicitor to say we cannot have water connected until the house sale goes through . The with galasa, it takes at least 15 days from the day of completion. Therefore we may be without water and possibly electric for 3-4 weeks !!

We need a bill to get our Padron too and to o Aton out TIE we need the Padron and have to get the TIE within 30 days of arriving ? How’s that work ??

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 5:51pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 5:51pm

Andy999 wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 5:44pm:

I spoke too soon. Just had an email from our solicitor to say we cannot have water connected until the house sale goes through . The with galasa, it takes at least 15 days from the day of completion. Therefore we may be without water and possibly electric for 3-4 weeks !!

We need a bill to get our Padron too and to o Aton out TIE we need the Padron and have to get the TIE within 30 days of arriving ? How’s that work ??...

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Welcome to Spain

Doris

Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:18pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:18pm

How has this post morphed from non lucrative visa, to U.K. driving licences and on to electrics in new homes?

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DarioMartin

Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:22pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:22pm

Andy999 wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 5:44pm:

I spoke too soon. Just had an email from our solicitor to say we cannot have water connected until the house sale goes through . The with galasa, it takes at least 15 days from the day of completion. Therefore we may be without water and possibly electric for 3-4 weeks !!

We need a bill to get our Padron too and to o Aton out TIE we need the Padron and have to get the TIE within 30 days of arriving ? How’s that work ??...

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Ahhh yes … welcome to Spain Andy.  Don’t stress too much - you only have to have commenced TIE application within 30 days, not completed it, so as long as your representative has presented initial documents online, you’ve complied with that requirement.

Quite often they will say that it takes “15 days” but that’s a cover yer bum type of clause.  For example, I contracted Digi for internet and they said “within 15 days you’ll be connected”, but the day after I signed the contract, Telefonica arrived to run the external fibre optic, and the day after that Digi techs arrived to do internal installation and plug in the router. Now running a 1 GB/s connection for 30€ per month. Thank you Digi.

Managed to get hold of someone at Iberdrola earlier, but I have to ring back later because their system is having “challenges” …….

Vera

Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:24pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:24pm

Doris wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:18pm:

How has this post morphed from non lucrative visa, to U.K. driving licences and on to electrics in new homes?

Its a british thing🤣🤣🤣

DarioMartin

Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:25pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:25pm

Doris wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:18pm:

How has this post morphed from non lucrative visa, to U.K. driving licences and on to electrics in new homes?

Possibly because arriving in Spain and getting electricity, water, internet, TIEs and driving licences is the next step after NLV granted?

Gordonalexanderspain

Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:25pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:25pm

DarioMartin wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:22pm:

Ahhh yes … welcome to Spain Andy.  Don’t stress too much - you only have to have commenced TIE application within 30 days, not completed it, so as long as your representative has presented initial documents online, you’ve complied with that requirement.

Quite often they will say that it takes “15 days” but that’s a cover yer bum type of clause.  For example, I contracted Digi for internet and they said “within 15 days you’ll be connected”, but the day after I signed the contract, Telefonica arrived to run the external fibre opti...

...c, and the day after that Digi techs arrived to do internal installation and plug in the router. Now running a 1 GB/s connection for 30€ per month. Thank you Digi.

Managed to get hold of someone at Iberdrola earlier, but I have to ring back later because their system is having “challenges” …….

we waited 7 weeks for electric and water , thank god we were in a rental at that time, it is pit fall after pit fall BUT STILL WORTH IT IN THE END 

Andymac1951

Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:31pm

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Posted: Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:31pm

DarioMartin wrote on Mon Sep 6, 2021 6:25pm:

Possibly because arriving in Spain and getting electricity, water, internet, TIEs and driving licences is the next step after NLV granted?

Absolutely.  

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