TIE Appointment Support in Spain

Booking Your TIE Appointment Made Simple
Once your Spanish visa has been approved, the next step is to apply for your Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero (TIE), which serves as your Spanish residence card.
You must attend your TIE appointment in person, as your fingerprints will be taken. Your TIE card is usually ready for collection around four weeks later and must also be collected in person.
What’s Included in Our TIE Appointment Support?
GoSpain helps you prepare for your TIE application by:
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Booking your TIE appointment (subject to appointment availability)
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Preparing the required application forms:
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EX-17 or EX-23
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TASA 790-012 (government fee payable separately by you)
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Providing a personalised checklist of the documents you'll need for your appointment
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Booking your TIE collection appointment, if required (additional fee applies)
Our aim is to ensure you have the paperwork and guidance needed to attend your appointment with confidence.
Availability of Appointments
TIE appointments can be difficult to obtain, particularly in coastal areas and major Spanish cities. Availability is controlled by the Spanish authorities and waiting times vary by location.
❗ Please only purchase this service if you are comfortable with this flexible timescale.
Important: You Need a Padrón Certificate First
Before your appointment, you must obtain a Padrón Certificate (Certificado de Empadronamiento) from your local Town Hall (Ayuntamiento).
The certificate:
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Must be obtained for each applicant.
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Must normally be issued within the previous three months.
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Processing times vary from the same day to several weeks, depending on the municipality.
Service Fee
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TIE Appointment Support – £85
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Government fees are not included and must be paid separately at a Spanish bank.
Ready to Get Started?
Complete the application form below and we'll prepare your paperwork and arrange your TIE appointment, subject to availability.
GoSpain prepares documents, books appointments where requested, and provides guidance. We do not issue residence cards or make decisions on behalf of the Spanish authorities.
