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08-05-2008, 08:18 PM
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moving to torri
some advise please. we are planning to retire to torri in early 2009. where do we go to get our nic ? is it the local police station i am lead to believe? we have opened a bank account ,so thats done. besides buying the house and registering for the padron. is there any thing else that MUST be done? we are also bringing our daughter and grandson with us. what do we need to do to get our grandson in to school (he will be 4 ) any help will be appreciated.
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08-05-2008, 10:17 PM
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moving to torri
If your'e not coming out until 2009, I'd ask again a few months before that. Things change quite often here. What you are told today could be completely different in 6 months time. Start learning the language to start with, that will definitely be a big help.
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08-05-2008, 10:59 PM
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movng to torri
if you have been working for at least the past 2 years you need to speak to the DWP in newcastle as you are entitled to transfer 2 years of you NI contributions.When you have this papaer you have to register with the health centre closest to you
A good book to get is The law and you in Spain it explains lots. If you have not been working make sure you get private medical cover. start now getting everything organised and your move will go without a hitch as the child is only 4 he will be able to integrate better if he goes to a spanish school can't tell you how to goabout it I'm sure you will getsome help
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08-06-2008, 03:38 PM
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Oh and get a good solicitor
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