What goes in the folder
- The EX-15 form, filled out and signed
- Your passport or national ID, with a clean photocopy
- Evidence of why you are asking — a job, a course, a purchase, a business
- The Modelo 790-012 tax form, settled at a Spanish bank
- Two passport photos (for the non-EU TIE route)
- A padrón certificate, where the office calls for it
The five moves
- We confirm you qualify and lock in the correct grounds for the request
- We draft the EX-15 and the Modelo 790-012, and you pay the tasa
- We grab a cita previa at the Ibiza extranjería or police office
- You attend — alongside us if you like — with every original in hand
- You walk away with your NIE certificate, or later your TIE card
The brutal bit: landing the slot
The choke point is always the cita previa. On Ibiza appointments surface in bursts and are swallowed within minutes, often at odd hours nobody is watching. We keep eyes on the system without pause and snap up the first slot that works for your case.
In Ibiza
From Sant Antoni de Portmany to Formentera, newcomers rely on us for the applying for your nie in Ibiza. We prepare every document to the Oficina de Extranjería de Ibiza standard so nothing gets sent back.
Frequently asked questions
Once the appointment is in your hands the number usually issues the same day. The wait is the appointment itself, and that is exactly the queue we cut.
With a signed power of attorney we can stand in for you on many steps. The biometric appointment for a TIE, though, has to be attended in person — fingerprints cannot be delegated.
We prioritise time-sensitive island files and chase the earliest viable slot, but the legal steps cannot be skipped. The fastest route is a flawless file ready the moment a cita appears.