Government contacts – Bureaucracy service

[bureaucracy]
/ byu̇-ˈrä-krə-sē /
1. a. body of nonelective government officials
    b. an administrative policy-making group
2. government characterized by specialization of functions, adherence to fixed rules, and a hierarchy of authority
3. a system of administration marked by officialism, red tape, and proliferation

As soon as you decide to be more than a short term tourist on the Cost del Sol you need to interact with the local government, and as an unwelcome guest bureaucracy tags along.

The problem

The reasons for having to interact with the government may be many, either to enable you to buy a property or a car, or to benefit from local services, healthcare or anything you always took for granted in your home country. The demands on you to stay legal will also differ depending on your objective, and not the least of which country is mentioned on the front of your Passport. The only common denominator is that it has to be done the Spanish way, and if you are not fluent in Spanish, the language barrier will be obvious as you cannot count on the officials to speak English.

The solution

Luckily, our Concierge Team stands ready to assist. In many cases, for example with the NIE, the Team can help you directly and much more cost efficient than having to hire a lawyer. In other cases the Team will assist you with the contact with a lawyer and make sure you get the best deal, unfortunately it is not unknown that lawyers overcharge foreigners at this stage.

For your personal assistance, contact our Concierge Team today!

Further, on our website, registered users, can find a lot of information enabling them to handle a lot of things themselves. Right now it is free to register.  Remember users who register now will always get a better deal in the future!