Hub: immigration frequently asked questions: deadlines and fees
Direct answer
Short answers to common questions about NIE, TIE, appointments and procedures. Focus: Deadlines and official fees.
Key facts
- Based on official sources (BOE, Ministry of Inclusion, National Police).
- Educational content; not legal advice or representation before the Administration.
- Topic: Hub: immigration frequently asked questions.
- Editorially reviewed August 2026.
- Specific focus: Deadlines and official fees.
Our explanation
Administrative deadlines
The Administration has legal deadlines to decide depending on the application type. Administrative silence may be positive or negative depending on the procedure; check the official sheet.
Document validity periods
Criminal record certificates, medical reports and some empadronamiento records expire. Plan submission so they remain valid on the registration date.
Current official fees
Immigration and nationality fees are paid via official forms (usually 790). The amount depends on the selected code and may be updated annually.
How to pay correctly
Download the form from the Ministry portal, complete the details, pay at a collaborating bank or electronically and keep the receipt for the file.
Appointment and collection times
Obtaining an appointment may take weeks depending on the province. TIE production after fingerprints usually requires several additional weeks.
Remedies and subsanación
If a subsanación request is issued, respond within the stated deadline under penalty of archiving. Appeals may be available against refusals within procedure time limits.
FAQ
Is this official information?
No. We synthesise public sources; only the Administration is binding.
Can I use the free test?
Yes. The test and personalised summary are free at all times.
Should I verify deadlines?
Yes. Deadlines and fees change; always check the BOE and Ministry portal before acting.
Does this article focus only on deadlines and official fees?
Yes. It is oriented to this specific angle; see also the general guide on the same topic for the full framework.
Official sources
Verified primary references. Our explanation is independent and does not replace official regulations.