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Census registration ("Padrón")

Registering with the local Census (Padrón) is a key requirement for many legal and administrative processes in Spain. Whether you’re applying for a residence permit (TIE), enrolling your children in school, or even purchasing a car, you will need an up-to-date empadronamiento certificate.


At Svelsan International Lawyers, we handle your registration electronically, ensuring you and your family are correctly listed in your municipality’s records.

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Who can apply?

The Golden Visa is available to non-EU citizens who make a significant financial investment in Spain. Eligible investments include:

Anyone living in Spain, regardless of nationality or legal status.

Residents applying for their TIE (residence card).

Families enrolling children in Spanish schools.

Anyone needing official proof of address for administrative processes.

Key details

  • The Empadronamiento Certificate is issued by your local Town Hall, confirming your residence and address in Spain.
  • Required documents depend on whether you own or rent your home.
  • In most municipalities, the registration can be done online with a digital certificate.

Why apply?

  • Legal requirement: Essential for residency, healthcare, and more.
  • Proof of address: Required for banking, vehicle registration, and other formalities.
  • Valid for 3 months: Must be regularly updated for official procedures.

How we can help

  • Full registration assistance: We handle your padrón registration electronically on your behalf.
  • Certificate request: We obtain your updated certificate, valid for official use.
  • Family registration: We ensure all family members are correctly listed.

Let’s get you registered! Contact Svelsan International Lawyers today to simplify your padrón registration and avoid delays in your legal processes.

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