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Before purchasing real estate in Spain, you should investigate your status as a foreigner. Even if you are only interested in a summer home or any stay in Spain for more than 3 months, you will need either a residence visa plus residence permit or a 90 day extension ( permanencia) Visitors from EU countries, and from a number of other non EU countries, do not need a visa for a stay for up to 90 days. If you plan to live permanently in Spain, you should obtain a Spanish residence visa, before you enter the country. You can apply for the residence permit in Spain at the Oficina de Extranjeros . The Consulate General advises all U.S. citizens residing in their consular district or staying for more than three months to register with the consular section. The U.S. passport must be submitted at the time of registration to confirm citizenship. Registration facilitates replacement of lost and stolen passports and emergency notification via the "warden system". Visa for retired persons To apply for this visa the following requirements must be submitted in person:
The resolution of your application might take up to 6 weeks. Be advised that special conditions for certain cases may apply. The consulate provides information on U.S. citizenship and dual nationality. In 1990, a new interpretation of federal laws concerning U.S. nationality facilitated the acquisition of a foreign nationality without endangering U.S. citizenship. |
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As a result, a variety of situations now exist where U.S. citizens may acquire Spanish nationality without losing their U.S. citizenship. To work in Spain, you must have
valid working papers. For information on the proper procedures,
you can contact:
Those who wish to remain in Spain for more than 90-day period in order to study or to reside MUST obtain a visa from the Spanish Embassy or Consulate in the U.S. or in the country of last residence BEFORE coming to Spain and apply for a residency permit at the Oficina de Extranjeros (previous appointment is needed). The law establishes penalties for those staying illegally in the country. A foreigner found living illegally in Spain can be arrested and held for up to forty days while an expulsion order is being prepared, and then be expelled from Spain at the foreigners expense.
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