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Immigration in Mijas: residence for those who live here all year

If you live in Mijas, in the province of Málaga, you prepare your immigration procedure from your phone: free test, checked documents, official forms filled in and step-by-step tracking. Clear price, in your language.

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Living in Mijas: what to know about your procedures

Mijas, with its village in the hills and its residential estates on the coast, belongs to the province of Málaga, and its residents depend on the Immigration Office of Málaga. The padrón is done at Mijas town hall. From many estates it is not easy to get around without a car, so an errand in the capital turns into a day trip; doing it online avoids nearly all of those journeys.

Many British and other European nationals live in Mijas, often retirees or home owners. That is why the TIE for those who were already resident before Brexit, non-lucrative residence for those now arriving from outside the Union, and the registration certificate for EU citizens are all common.

How an immigration procedure is filed in Mijas

You book the appointment yourself and it is free: do not pay anyone for it. We explain how.

The Immigration Office for Mijas

Immigration Office of Málaga

Mijas belongs to the province of Málaga: this is the office your application is addressed to.

We have not yet been able to verify this office's address and hours on an official source, so we do not publish them. You will find them in the official directory and on your appointment confirmation.

How much it costs in Mijas

The same as everywhere in Spain. You pay once and official fees are separate.

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Your file on your phone, wherever you are

With the ResiLegal app you follow your procedure step by step, get an alert for every update and ask Resi. There is no ResiLegal office in Mijas, and you do not need one.

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Frequently asked questions about immigration in Mijas

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I live on an estate in Mijas. Do I have to go to Málaga?
It depends on the procedure. For those that can be filed online, with “We file it for you” we register the application over the internet. With “Do it yourself” you file it yourself, by appointment, at the Immigration Office of Málaga. Some steps are always in person: the padrón, at Mijas town hall, and fingerprints for the card, at the National Police by appointment.
I spend long periods at my home in Mijas without being a resident. Do I need a permit?
If you are not an EU citizen, as is now the case for British nationals, a visa-free stay is limited to ninety days within each period of one hundred and eighty in the Schengen area. To stay longer you need a visa or a residence permit; the most usual one in these cases is non-lucrative residence, which is applied for at the Spanish consulate before coming.
Does ResiLegal have an office in Mijas?
No, and you do not need one. ResiLegal is an online service for the whole of Spain: the test, the documents, the signature, the payment and the tracking are done from the website or the app, and you talk to us by chat, WhatsApp, Telegram, phone or video call.
Where is an immigration application filed in Mijas?
At the Immigration Office of Málaga, by appointment, or online if you have a digital certificate. The address is in the official directory and on your appointment confirmation. With “” we file it online for you.
How do I book an immigration appointment in Mijas?
On the Public Administrations' online office, choosing the province “Málaga” and your procedure. It is free and you book it yourself: ResiLegal does not book appointments, but explains how to do it step by step.
How much does a residence procedure cost in Mijas?
The same as everywhere in Spain, VAT included and paid once: see the plans page for prices. Official fees are paid separately to the Administration.

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