Get your Spanish NIE in 2–3 weeks, handled from Marbella.
In most cases we handle the whole application via notarial power of attorney, so you don't need to fly to Spain. Fixed-fee quote, certificate couriered to your door.
- Fixed feequote on enquiry
- 100+NIEs processed
- Since 2020Marbella-based
- 10 daysmedian turnaround
Juana and Carla handle your file personally — one point of contact, no call centres, no generic gestoría.
How it works
Three steps, end-to-end. You sign once and we handle the rest.
- 1
You sign a power of attorney at home
We send you a draft poder notarial in English (or German / Spanish). You sign it before any notary in your country, get it apostilled, and post it to us. Day 1–7.
- 2
We file in Spain
We translate, book the appointment, attend the Comisaría or Oficina de Extranjería, and collect the NIE certificate. You don't have to be present. Day 7–18.
- 3
NIE certificate to your inbox
Scan emailed the same day, original couriered to your address. Ready to use at the notary, the bank, the property registry — anywhere in Spain. Day 18–21.
What's included — and what isn't
No surprise line items. We send a fixed-fee quote when you enquire so you know the total before you sign anything.
- Drafting the bilingual poder notarial
- Booking the Spanish appointment
- Attending in person at the relevant office
- Collecting and verifying the NIE certificate
- Original couriered to your address
- One point of contact through the whole process
Plus actual costs you'd pay anyway: €9.84 official AEAT fee, €100–€250 apostille & sworn translation in your home country, courier to your address.
Start your NIE application
Tell us your timeline. We come back within one working day with a fixed quote and the next step.
Quick FAQ
How long does the NIE process take?
Typically 2–3 weeks end-to-end once your signed and apostilled power of attorney is in our hands. The Spanish appointment itself is usually 7–14 days; we add buffer for translation and document delivery.
Do I need to travel to Spain?
No. The whole process is handled by us via notarial power of attorney signed in your home country. You stay where you are.
What does the fee cover?
Our legal work end-to-end: drafting the power of attorney, booking the appointment, attending in person at the relevant office, collecting the certificate, and couriering it to you. We send a fixed-fee quote on enquiry. Excludes the €9.84 official AEAT fee and the apostille / sworn translation cost in your home country (typically €100–€250).
Who actually handles my case?
Juana Frank and Carla Fernandez at Frank & Partners — you'll have one point of contact through the whole process.
Want the deeper version?
Read the full NIE guide — covers all three application routes, NIE vs DNI vs TIE, common rejection reasons, and 8 more questions answered.