How to start the life of a new immigrant in Spain after a non profit residence in Spain

Many newcomers who have applied for non-profit residency in Spain will encounter various problems when they first come to live in Spain. After all, Spain and China are two completely different countries, and everything from a meal to a car has to start anew. Therefore, in order to better integrate into Spain, the national highway immigrants have sorted out the basic information of Spain's food and transportation, hoping to help everyone.

Diet

As the saying goes, people take food as the sky, no matter how far they go, filling their stomachs must be the most important thing.

The eating habits of Spaniards are not the same as those in China. Their staple food is rice, noodles (pasta and macaroni), and bread. And generally eat 5 meals.

Start with coffee and bread at 6 a.m., second meal at 12 noon, lunch and dessert at 3 p.m. and dessert at 5 p.m., and dinner at 9 p.m. Spaniards enjoy life, and it's reflected in the meal time. Spanish Specialties:

Paella (famous all over the world), tapas, gazpacho, Spanish ham & roast suckling pig (usually available in restaurants).

Transportation

Spain is the most visited country in Europe, and its rich history and culture, first-class natural scenery make tourists from all over the world yearn for it, so how can you immigrate to Spain without visiting the mountains and rivers of Spain to experience the great scenery of Spain?

Spain's big cities are very well connected, with the main means of transport being the metro, buses and trains.

The red "M" sign on the street is the entrance of the subway, and as in China, there is no need to buy a separate ticket for the transfer of the Spanish subway, and you can transfer directly. Spanish metro tickets can be divided into one-way tickets, T10 (which can be used for 10 times), monthly passes, etc.

Sundays in Madrid are usually open as usual, but the opening hours are slightly shorter compared to weekdays. Monday to Saturday are generally open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays are generally from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Other regions are different, so it's a good idea to check your opening hours before you get ready to shop.

Consumption

The Master Card and Visa are valid throughout Spain.

At present, 90% of ATMs and merchant POS terminals in Spain support UnionPay cards, especially in the main business districts of Madrid, Barcelona and other cities, UnionPay cards have been fully covered, and it is expected that within this year, all ATMs and merchants in Spain that support bank cards will fully accept UnionPay cards. In addition, all kinds of restaurants, hotels and more than 80% of taxis in Spain can be paid by UnionPay card.

No matter who you are, you will encounter all kinds of problems when you live in a new country, which is far from being clear in an article, but it doesn't matter, the landing and settlement service of United Immigrants will try to help new immigrants adapt to the new city as soon as possible and start a new life with peace of mind.

Legal Analysis: 1. **EX-01 - Application for renewal of non-temporary temporary residency (one per applicant);

2. Passport: original (for each applicant);

3. Copy: each page of the passport (for each applicant): this is to show how much time you have spent in Spain as a "resident" in the past year. If you are considered a resident, you may not be approved, but you will spend very little time there.

4. Proof of sufficient financial resources (one per family): In order to prove that they can live in Spain for another year, they need proof of recurring income. The minimum monthly allowance for their spouse and each additional dependant is €2,130 ($2,470), plus €532 ($620) per month.

5. Proof of medical insurance in Spain (for each applicant): The applicant needs to purchase Spanish medical insurance, which each family needs to hold. It is best for applicants to go to a local formal medical institution to purchase it in order to get the status smoothly.

6. School enrollment certificate (for each child, minor): It is best for the applicant to submit a certificate that the child has been admitted to a public school, which should be accompanied by a quick signature from the principal, so that he can successfully obtain the identity.

7. Proof of real estate residence: The applicant needs to submit certain real estate certification documents, whether it is a purchase or a lease, and the corresponding supporting materials need to be provided. For example, if you are renting an apartment in Spain, you will need to present a rental contract for at least one year.

8. **790: This is an important material for applying for renewal, the applicant needs to fill in truthfully, if the Spanish Immigration Bureau finds that the applicant has not filled in the relevant materials truthfully, the renewal application will be rejected.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China A Chinese citizen residing in a foreign country who voluntarily joins or acquires a foreign nationality shall automatically lose his Chinese nationality.

For non-profit stays, the Spanish policy does not require the purchase of a house, only the income and savings requirements for the applicant and his dependents.

He's definitely going to be able to build a brother, and I think you'll have to ask the people there, because only the intellectuals who live there will know what this life is like.

During the renewal of the short-term residence card, you will not be allowed to be hired to work. Holding a Spanish non-profit temporary residence card does not allow the applicant to work in a local area without cheating, and holding a Spanish investment immigration residence card can work and do business in the local area.

Legal Analysis: Can Get Permanent Residence.

Legal basis: Administrative Measures for the Examination and Approval of Permanent Residence of Foreigners in China》 Article 6 A foreigner applying for permanent residence in China shall abide by the laws of China, be in good health, have no criminal record, and meet one of the following conditions: (1) direct investment in China, stable investment for three consecutive years and good tax records; (2) Holding the position of deputy general manager, deputy factory director or above in China, or having the deputy senior title of associate professor or associate researcher, and enjoying the same treatment, having served in China for four consecutive years, and having resided in China for a total of not less than three years within four years, and has a good tax record; (3) Those who have made major or outstanding contributions to China or who are particularly needed by the state; (4) The spouses of the persons referred to in items 1, 2 and 3 of this paragraph and their unmarried children under the age of 18; (5) The spouse of a Chinese citizen or a foreigner who has obtained a permanent residence permit in China, has a marital relationship of five years or more, has resided in China for at least five consecutive years, has resided in China for at least nine months each year, and has a stable source of livelihood and residence; (6) Unmarried children under the age of 18 seek refuge with their parents; (7) Those who have no immediate family members outside the territory of China, seek refuge with their immediate family members in China, and are at least 60 years old, have resided in China for at least five consecutive years, reside in China for at least nine months each year, and have a stable livelihood guarantee and residence.