How to go through the birth formalities after the newborn immigrated to Spain?

Spain's housing immigration policy has attracted many young couples in China. A child born in Spain can submit an application for naturalization in Spain after legally holding the right of residence for one year. According to Spanish immigration law, foreigners who are not born in Spain need to live legally for 10 years before they can apply for naturalization. After immigrating to Spain, how should the parents of new immigrants handle the birth procedures for their newborns? 1. How to handle the Spanish household registration book Libra de familia for newborns?

Libra de familia is equivalent to a Spanish household registration book, so only children born here can apply; In addition, it can also be used as proof of kinship between family members. The best time to apply for Libra de Familia is within 24 hours to 8 days after the baby is born. If you register beyond the time limit, the procedure will be a lot of trouble.

2. What materials should I provide to apply for the Spanish household registration book LIBRO DE FAMILIA?

Both parents need to go to the Spanish citizen's office to register their children, but the children don't have to go. The materials they need to carry include:

1) Children's birth certificate issued and signed by the hospital, in yellow book (Parte Medico de Alumbramiento);

2) The original and photocopy of the household registration of both parents;

3) Both parents' passports (parents are unmarried) or married.

3. how do Spanish newborns apply for birth certificates PARTIDA DE NACIMIENTO?

After obtaining the Spanish household registration book LIBRO DE FAMILIA, you can apply for a birth certificate at the Spanish Civil Affairs Bureau.

4. How to apply for a Spanish newborn passport?

Parents of both parties need to take their children to the Spanish Embassy of China in person, fill out the passport application form and take photos of the baby, and also need the following materials:

1) Spanish household registration book (LIBRO DE FAMILIA) and its copy;

2) The original and photocopy of the household registration of both parents;

3) Original and photocopy of both parents' passports;

4) Original and photocopy of parents' marriage certificate.

5. How do children born in Spain register at home?

Newborns need to register with a household registration book. Generally speaking, it is necessary to make an appointment to go to the relevant local municipal government in Spain. With a newborn's passport, birth certificate or Libra Familia, fill in a newborn registration form (alta de recien nacido en el Padron), and after registration, you can print the certificate of entry (CERTIFICADO DE EMPADRONAMIENTO).

6. How do newborns apply for a Spanish residence permit?

According to Spanish law, as long as one parent holds valid residence in Spain, he can apply for residence for a newborn and submit materials before the baby turns one year old. To make an online appointment, you need to prepare the following materials:

1) Original and complete copy of newborn passport;

2) Libra de Familia (Spanish household registration book) and birth certificate;

3) proof of family residence;

4) The original and photocopy of the ward's residence and passport;

5) application form.

7. How do newborns apply for a Spanish medical card?

With the residence and residence certificate in Spain, you need to apply for a medical card at the nearest clinic (centro de salud) where your household registration is located. The required materials include:

1) Go to INSS Social Security Bureau and type a piece of paper with beneficiary certificate on it. To deal with this document, the guardian needs to bring the birth certificate and stay. Under normal circumstances, an appointment is also required.

2) Spanish household register

3) Guardian's residence and baby's residence.

Spanish is the third most common language in the world. Spain has more than 100 universities, more than 300 world-renowned professional universities, and its artistic specialty is strong. Immigrant applicants only need to buy more than 500,000 euros of real estate in Spain, and they can apply for permanent residency after 5 years, and they can choose naturalization after 10 years.