Top Tips to Working and Living in Majorca
If your looking to enjoy a permanent or semi-permanent
life in Mallorca, then in an attempt to make your stay easier, we advise
you to follow these general suggestions:
• Register on
the Town Hall Census.
• Apply for an NIE number (identification number for foreigners).
You will need it to buy a property, car, take out insurance, etc.
• Apply for your Residence Card.
• If your Country has
a reciprocal heath agreement
with Spain, apply for an E11 or E121 form. If not covered by the Social
Security system, it is essential to take out a private medical plan.
• If your car has a foreign registration, remove it from Spain or
change the registration to Spanish plates.
• Exchange your driving licence for a Spanish one.
• Pay every year the Town Hall taxes (IBI-Urbana Rates, Road Tax,
etc.).
• Pay annually the Income Tax Declaration to the Taxation Office in
your locality.
• If you are considering improvements to your house, either inside
or outside, you must apply for a Building Licence.
• To open a business you must have an Opening Licence from the Town
Hall and ensure your premises conform to all health, safety and legal requirements.
• If you own a property in Spain should have a Spanish will in addition
to one in their country, to avoid possible complications.
• At the -moment, most of the local authorities and administration
centres only speak Spanish. It is advisable therefore to be accompanied
by someone who speaks fluent Spanish when you need to communicate with
them.
Check out www.infojobs.net for jobs across Mallorca and the whole of Spain.
Palma de Mallorca Consulate
Contact Details:
British Consul: Paul Abrey
British Vice Consul: Esteban Mas
Carrer Convent dels Caputxins, 4
Edificio Orisba B 4ºD
07002 Palma de Mallorca
See
our location in Google maps.
Tel.: 0034 971 71 24 45
Fax: 0034 971 71 75 20
E-mail: consulate.palma.mail@fco.gov.uk
Open to the Public:
The Consulate is open to the public from Monday to Friday from 08.30 to 13.30








