Get your NIE/TIE without three trips to Immigration

We book your appointment, prepare your file and go with you on fingerprint day. All coordinated by your advisor, without you having to figure out the appointment system.

  • Appointment handled by us — no fighting with the Immigration website
  • Your file reviewed before submission
  • In-person support on appointment day
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Young woman smiling on a Madrid street while holding up her Spanish identity card
WHY YOU NEED IT

Without a NIE/TIE, you don't exist administratively in Spain

Open a bank account

Almost no bank lets you open an account without a NIE. And with no account, you can't get paid or pay rent.

Sign a rental contract

Landlords ask for it to verify your legal identity before handing over the keys.

Work legally

Your employer needs your NIE to register you with Social Security and pay you legally.

Register with Social Security

Required to access public healthcare and for any later employment procedure.

Buy a car or motorbike

The DGT requires your NIE to register any vehicle in your name.

Set up a company

The notary and commercial registry require it to identify you as partner or director.

THE PROCESS

What the service includes

1

Review of your case

We confirm whether you need a NIE or TIE and which documents apply to your situation.

2

Appointment & file

We book your appointment at the relevant police or immigration office and prepare your complete folder.

3

Accompaniment

We go with you on appointment day to take your fingerprints, as translator and guide.

4

Handover

We let you know as soon as it's ready and coordinate the pickup.

THE DIFFERENCE

With EasyNest vs. on your own

With EasyNest
File reviewed before submission
We review your file before submitting it.
In-person accompaniment
We go with you, in Spanish or your language.
On your own
Risk of rejection
A mistranslated or expired document sends you back to square one.
You go alone, in a language you don't master
Any misunderstanding can delay your appointment by weeks.

This information is general guidance and does not constitute individual legal or tax advice. Every case must be assessed on its own facts.