The Non-Profit Organisation Association Babelia has been awarded grant funding by the UK Government to be one of the three organisations to support UK nationals applying for residency in Spain under the Withdrawal Agreement. Up until 31 December 2021, Babelia has been providing guidance and practical support to UK citizens living in the provinces of Alicante, Valencia and Castellon who struggled to complete the administrative procedures during the transition period following the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union. This group included the elderly and people with disabilities for example. This fund has come to an end and from the 31st December 2021, Asociación Babelia will no longer be able to provide support to new cases.
If you are a UK national who is still struggling with the residency process, or has not yet applied for residency in Spain, whether it is for yourself or for a family member, please access the UK Nationals Section of our Website for key information on different procedures related to residency: https://asociacionbabelia.org/en/c/uk-nationals/
In this section, you will find different articles with detailed tutorials and useful guidelines on residency application and other related bureaucratic procedures. To easily navigate this content, please check our Index for UK Nationals.
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For the last two years, Asociación Babelia has been providing advice and guidance to UK nationals and their family members with the process of applying for residency in Spain. Over 85.000 individuals accessed our services
Preparing an application for residency can be a challenging process, especially if you are not familiar with the documentation you are being requested. You may have already read some of our previous articles regarding applying
Healthcare is a fundamental aspect for UK nationals and their family members already living in Spain, or intending to come to Spain. Throughout the duration of the UK Nationals Support Project, Asociación Babelia has been
The Convenio Especial is one of the three main ways to access healthcare in Spain and it is administered at Autonomous Regions level. Each region may have a slightly different procedure to apply for the
The S1 is one of the three main ways to access healthcare in Spain. In order to ensure healthcare coverage in Spain, S1 holders must register the form with the Spanish authorities, providing their Green residency
If you have submitted an application for residency to the Immigration Office -or for another procedure- using a digital certificate and requesting to receive electronic notifications from the Administration, the Immigration Office will send you
