Hopefully moving permanently to Turre in 2024

DarioMartin wrote on Mon Jan 2, 2023 8:26pm:

To answer your questions:

YES - you can come over as dependent of an EU citizen, so you won't need a visaYES - The Padrón - Once you have found a place to live and have signed contracts etc, you both need to register on the Padrón.  This will be done at the Ayuntamiento of the place you live (i.e. Turre, Vera, Mojáca...

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...r, Gurrucha etc etc).  Generally Passports and signed Rental Contracts are all that is required, however Vera ayuntamiento sometimes wants Owners DNI, but the Estate Agent you go through should know exactly what the Ayuntamiento will require and will have it on file.  This has to be done first as you neither of you can apply for Residencia until you have a Padrón.YES - you will both require Health Insurance - either individually or on a joint policy that names you both explicitly.Your husband will apply for Residencia as an EU citizen, you will apply as the dependent / family member of an EU citizen.  He will get a Green Residencia card, you will get a plastic ID card (TIE) with your photograph identifying you as a family member of an EU citizen.

Siouxsie1 wrote on Mon Jan 2, 2023 7:12pm:

My husband and I will be making a permanent move to Spain in 2024. We are trying to get as much information as we possibly can. My husband has an Irish passport and a UK one, I’ve only got a UK one. We are legally married. I know he has freedom of movement and I can derive my right to reside in...

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... Spain through him. We have sufficient resources so that’s not an issue. Do we both need health insurance and is there anything we need to do before going out there? Is our first step getting on the padron, and if so how do we go about it? So many questions!! We just want to get this right from the word go. We will initially we renting and have already made enquiries into this. I’ve also found a few relocation firms but does anyone have any recommendations to get all our stuff over there? TIA. Sue.

Eileen7754 wrote on Tue Jan 3, 2023 8:01am:

Hi Sue,

My husband and I are currently going through the same process as you. I have Irish passport and he UK.  My residencia has just been approved and his application is now in. If you would like more information I'm more than happy to share our on going experience, please PM me if you like Regard...

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...s Eileen 

tuftywomble wrote on Wed Jan 4, 2023 10:18am:

Just make sure all your marriage documentation is clear and, if necessary, officially translated.  The authorities need to be 100% satisfied that you are married, otherwise it might just cause a problem.

Eileen7754 wrote on Tue Jan 3, 2023 8:01am:

Hi Sue,

My husband and I are currently going through the same process as you. I have Irish passport and he UK.  My residencia has just been approved and his application is now in. If you would like more information I'm more than happy to share our on going experience, please PM me if you like Regard...

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...s Eileen 

Sabina wrote on Sun Jan 8, 2023 8:43pm:

Hello, my husband and I are about to begin the process. He has the Irish & UK passport and I have only UK. I would be so grateful if you could let me know how your application is progressing and any advice you may have.     

Best regards

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Sabina 

Eileen7754 wrote on Sun Jan 8, 2023 9:15pm:

Hi Sabina 

More than happy to share our experience. I will private message you tomorrow.

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Eileen