The TIE card is going to make life much easier for British expats, especially travel.
The TIE card is going to make life much easier for British expats, especially travel.
Warning: British residents in Spain without the TIE card will have to apply for new EU travel visa
It is expected that Green Certificate holders may face significant delays and difficulties at borders.
Over 16,000 expats live successfully in Mallorca
Over 16,000 expats live successfully in Mallorca.
The “green certificate” is still valid for British residents in Spain
While both the UK and Spanish government do recommend UK nationals exchange their green certificate or card for the TIE, there is no legal obligation to do so in Spain.
Problems in the relationship
“It is evidently clear that relations between Spain and Britain have been strained by Brexit...”
“The green certificate was hugely unpopular but most Brits have kept it...”
“The green certificate was hugely unpopular but most Brits have kept it...”
Latest figures reveal 36% of UK Nationals in Spain have the Withdrawal Agreement TIE
"It has become clear over the last 12 months that the TIE makes people’s lives easier"
Viewpoint: Blind date with TIE card
This week I was due to have collected my new TIE card, but it was not ready!
Fast tracking for Brexit
The Spanish are certainly doing their best to help Britons through the system
Card being rolled out for British citizens
Mixed messages over collection of new TIE residence cards
"Another Bulletin reader told us that we had collected her card with few problems...."
Brexit – For thousands of UK nationals in Spain there is still time to act
This means for UK nationals, who were unable to begin or complete the process of applying for residency in Spain and the new TIE card, there is still time to act.
Residency
Spanish Government launches new residency document for UK nationals
The Spanish Government has launched a new residency document for UK nationals.
- What a carry on! European Union abandons full launch of new travel entry system for Britons in favour of "phased rollout"
- Uncertainty surrounds EU Entry/Exit System implementation
- Fresh hope for Golden Visa in Spain
- Living in Palma Airport - Safe and warm
- Laura Hamilton: “I’ve always loved Mallorca, I just wished I’d bought here earlier...”
Comment
Britons lost in Mallorca
One thing is promoting British business in Spain, but I thought the Foreign and Commonwealth Office also looked after Britons living in Spain.
Humphrey Carter21/07/2023 12:34