Let me just say this upfront. The first three months as an auxiliar will chew you up, spit you out,
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First things first, you need a Spanish bank account immediately. Like, within your first three days in Spain. No excuses.
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When you finish your TIE appointment, they’ll hand you a receipt; treat it like gold. Seriously, guard it with your
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If you’re a first-year auxiliar, your recent criminal background check should/will be enough for some schools or regions in Spain.
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Let’s talk about the TIE. Ah, yes, the little plastic card that proves you exist in Spain. Everyone needs it,
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Getting a regreso in Spain is one of those processes that somehow manages to be both simple and confusing at
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Renewing your TIE in Spain should come with its own Olympic medal, because getting an appointment is basically a sport.
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This PROPER guide is for adding, changing, or removing your bank details (domiciliación bancaria) with the Generalitat Valenciana. It’s quick
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If you’re heading into your second year in Spain, congratulations! Seriously. Making it this far is a big deal, and
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