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daniel_hayes
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| Really interesting thread. I am looking for info. on how to get an NIE number. What documents are required to get one? |
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coco1979
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| Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Google a local solicitor, pop him/her and email and they will tell you exactly, go for a solicitor which deals in conveyancing not criminal! |
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devochka
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Location: Santa Monica, CA
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| Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:30 pm Post subject: intercambios |
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| mozzar wrote: |
| You don't have to speak Spanish to go. Nearly everyone speaks English so Spanish is optional. It's an easy way to meet other English speakers too. |
So if everyone speaks English is it not really for practicing your Spanish? I was hoping to use intercambios to actually improve my Spanish once I'm in Madrid. |
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pr455
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| Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2012 12:27 pm Post subject: Re: intercambios |
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| devochka wrote: |
| mozzar wrote: |
| You don't have to speak Spanish to go. Nearly everyone speaks English so Spanish is optional. It's an easy way to meet other English speakers too. |
So if everyone speaks English is it not really for practicing your Spanish? I was hoping to use intercambios to actually improve my Spanish once I'm in Madrid. |
You still can improve your Spanish. Not everyone in Madrid speaks English. Intercambios are a great to practice your Spanish and meet people. Give it a go! |
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devochka
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| Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2012 6:06 pm Post subject: |
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| Oh haha I was referring to intercambios not Madrid lol! OK great, I'll check one out when I am there. |
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PierogiMonster
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Hi
I've been in Madrid three weeks now and have already experienced the run-around from local officials re. NIE number.
In short, I'm happy about getting a social security number with my UK passport and waiting til I get my first salary payment at the end of September (I'm already working).
But the couple of local banks I've spoken to here in Madrid say I need an NIE number to open an account? Is this true - for all banks? I don't have any other euro-based accounts in any European bank, so I'm facing a catch-22 at the moment.
Any thoughts, please? Thanks.
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RobertinOman
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| Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:56 pm Post subject: N.I.E./N.I.F |
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Helena González
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Tel: +34 91 748 93 57
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Paseo de la Castellana 179, Esc. C 1º C · Madrid 28046 · Spain
She got my NIE/NIF in one day.
Got bank account at Santader Bank in one day.
José Antonio Cano Campeño
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Banco Santander,S.A.
Oficina 6179, Bravo Murillo 377
28020 Madrid
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