How to apply for a residence certificate in Spain when studying in Spain?

The certificate of residence (CERTIFICADO DE EMPADRONAMIENTO) should be handled by the municipal government (AYUNTAMIENTO), and if it is in the downtown area of Madrid, it should be handled by the JMD district government (Junta municipal district).

A lease contract is required to apply for a housing certificate. If there is no rental contract, you need the written permission of the registered personnel in the same family. (Automatic Authorization). The name of the program is EMPADRONARSE (Registered Family). After completing the formalities, you can get the registration form (VOLANTE DE EMPADRONAMIENTO) at that time, and you can get the certificate (CERTIFICADO DE EMPADRONAMIENTO) three days later. Some procedures must be CERTIFICADO DE EMPADRONAMIENTO, but most procedures only need VOLANTE DE EMPADRONAMIENTO.

Spain had the latest law in 2009: foreigners' temporary residence permits expire in two years, and should be replaced after expiration. If you don't change it after the expiration, the residence certificate won't last long, and there will be trouble when you go through the formalities. In addition, LEY2/2009 was adopted on June 5438+February 1 day, published in the State Gazette on June 5438+February 12, and came into effect on June 5438+February 13. The new Aliens Law has made many new provisions on residence certificate. Please note:

1. If you change your residence and don't change your residence certificate in time, it is a minor foul (INFRACCION LEVE) and you will be fined 500 euros;

2. It is illegal to provide false residence proof information to people who can't live in their own homes, and a fine of 501–10.000 euros is imposed;

3. Providing proof of residence to people who don't live in their own homes and collecting fees is a very serious fine (INFRACCION MUY GRAVE), with a fine of10.05438+0–100.000 euros.

For students studying in Spain, this residence certificate will basically be handled directly by the intermediary teacher. If the school arranges accommodation, such as living in a student apartment or choosing a host family, the school can directly help students obtain accommodation certificates. If DIY students apply for a visa to study abroad, they can get proof of accommodation through their friends in Spain, or get help from people who are already in Spain on forums, but basically there is a charge for such help.