How does your UK GP verify their signature with the FCDO?

A key part of the Non-Lucrative Visa application process is getting a medical certificate stating that you have “no exportable diseases in accordance with the provisions of the 2005 International Health Regulations”. These certificates can be obtained privately in both the UK and Spain, but many applicants choose to request this certificate from their local…

Big Update – How to book an appointment at the BLS London office for a Non Lucrative Visa

https://youtu.be/4W-BJ34W5Nk Over the past weekend, individuals seeking to apply for a non-lucrative visa through the Consulate General of Spain in London faced a stressful situation. An email with necessary information regarding visa appointments was sent out, confusing many. However, we’ve got you covered with the latest updates and a step-by-step guide to help you through…

Do You Need a Spanish Bank Account for a Non-Lucrative Visa? Your Questions Answered

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4gsFufVC_M&t=321s This question is often asked by clients who are going through the application process for a non-lucrative visa (NLV), but it applies to anyone who is looking to live permanently in Spain. 1. Initial NLV Application and Spanish Bank Account: Having a Spanish bank account is not essential for the initial NLV application. The…

6 Reasons why your Non-Lucrative Residency renewal in Spain might be refused

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNZ8i8J2Zn0&t=10s What a relief! You finally have your Non Lucrative visa, have registered it in Spain and received your TIE card. So you can kick back and relax?  Well, yes. But not that much, the first 12 months soon passes and you’ll need to renew your residency before you know it. The good news is…

Switching from Private to Public Healthcare on a Non-Lucrative Visa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ1fwwkaz-8 One of the most frequent questions we receive from our clients who are early retirees is “Can I switch from private healthcare to public healthcare once I am of state pension age in the UK?”´  The answer is yes, absolutely! If you’re of state retiree age in the UK, which is when many qualify…