Irish Passport Holder? Here’s How To Get Residency In Spain 🇮🇪🇪🇸 Having an Irish passport gives you the right to move to Spain under EU freedom of movement rules, but if you’re planning to live here for more than three months, you’ll need to register as an EU resident. And there’s quite a bit to organise! 📁 Prepare your documents before moving 🏡 Find somewhere to live and register on the padrón 📄 Complete your EX-18 application and pay the 790-012 fee 🏥 Arrange qualifying healthcare cover, where required 💰 Demonstrate your financial circumstances, whether you’re working, self-employed, retired or living on savings 👮 Book and attend your EU residency appointment 🇪🇸 Receive your green EU registration certificate once your application is accepted The exact evidence you’ll need depends on your circumstances, and some things can be organised before you arrive rather than waiting until you’re in Spain. And what if your husband, wife or partner has a British passport? They follow a different process as the family member of an EU citizen, with their own application and residency card. Getting everything organised in the right order can make the whole process much smoother. If you’ve got an Irish or another EU passport and you’re planning to move to Spain, comment EU and I’ll send you my free EU Residency Guide. 🇪🇸 #MovingToSpain #IrishPassport #EUResidency #LivingInSpain #UKToSpain — @chaplinfamilylifeinspain TikTok