NIE number
The NIE (*Número de Identificación de Extranjero*) is essential for buying or owning property, paying taxes, opening accounts, and signing contracts in Spain. Estity helps you obtain it with clear guidance – wherever you live.
The NIE is your identification number as a foreigner in Spanish administration. It is not a residence permit, but it is required for many steps that matter to property owners: buying or selling, Modelo 210 and other tax contact with the Agencia Tributaria, utilities, banking, and more.
If you live outside Spain, applying through a consulate or managing appointments and paperwork remotely can be confusing. Estity helps you navigate the process with a clear path forward.
3 steps
Nationality, residence, reason for the NIE, and any deadlines you are working toward.
We help you with the right route (e.g. consulate vs in Spain) and what to prepare, aligned with current practice.
You get your number and certificate so you can move forward with property, tax, and banking.
Clear explanations in plain language – no need to piece together forum posts and old blog posts.
Wrong forms or missing documents are a common cause of delays; we help you stay on track.
NIE is often the first step before tax declarations, certificates, and other services we offer.
Pricing
€80 including VAT for Estity’s assistance with obtaining your NIE as a non-resident.
FAQ
Yes. An NIE number (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) is mandatory for all non-Spaniards who wish to buy, own, or sell real estate in Spain.
The NIE number is a personal identification number used by Spanish authorities for all administrative and tax matters. It is required, for example, when:
You apply for an NIE at a Spanish police station with a foreigner's office or via the Spanish embassy or consulate in Sweden. It can also be done through a representative with a power of attorney.
Tell us your situation and we will get back to you with the next steps for obtaining your NIE in Spain.