Making documents in Spain | Things I wish I knew before moving to Spain | Residency non-EU citizens

Long time no see guys! I wanted to make this video for two years and here we go! Everything I learned about bureaucratic procedures and planning my visa/residency is gathered here.

I also talk about the mistakes of the Foreign Office and how could they be avoided. I wish I knew at least half of the information I share in this video before making my documents in Spain.

Long story short, hiring a professional is worth every dime, especially if you are not sure about your legal procedure and your Spanish skills.

Bureaucracy helps foreigners both from the EU and non-EU countries to settle in Spain and get their documents arranged. You can get a free consultation and a 10% discount if you sign up with this link:

The video is quite long so here are the breakdowns:
00:00-00:44 Intro
00:45-03:25 Understand your legal situation or things to know before you get started
03:26-04:53 How to get an appointment with the Foreign Office with an example
04:54-06:14 Padron certificate (Empadronamiento)
06:15-06:47 Apostille
06:48-07:32 Legal translations
07:33-08:04 Have everything checked before you apply
08:05-09:21 Prices
09:22-14:45 Mistakes to avoid
14:46-16:38 Hire a professional to help you

See you all next time!

[TaylorCanada]

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[antjuan]

thanks for the info, much appreciated !

[mariaaimeedumpa]

Hi, Mariana! Thank you for creating helpful vids for people who would like to pursue their studies in Spain. Question pls:
1) the masters degree that you took, is it masters propio?
2) were you able to easily get employment after your studies?

[jccivil]

Will u help ?I'm having idea to pursuit Ms on Spain University .

[AleksandraAleksandra]

Hello I have a question, how did you stayed in Spain after you finished your master school?