Inmigrion

TIE / permit renewal

Renewal or extension of the Foreigner ID Card (TIE) or the residence/work permit before it expires.

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Read it in more detail on our blog: I lost my job: can I renew my Spanish residence permit?

Who it's for

People who already have a valid permit and need to extend it before it expires.

Who CAN'T apply for it

  • If you've never held a residence permit, renewal isn't your procedure — you need the initial authorization instead.
  • If your permit has been expired for more than 90 days, your case needs individual legal review before we can prepare documentation — message us on WhatsApp.
  • If you already have 5 continuous years of residence, it may make more sense to apply directly for long-term residence instead of renewing.

Typical documentation

Current TIE

The card you already have, even if it's about to expire.

Valid passport

Must not be expired.

Completed EX-01 form

The official renewal application; we prepare it for you.

Supporting documents for the renewal

For example your employment contract, work history, or a recent municipal registration, depending on why you're renewing.

Proof of the fee paid

Paid before submitting the application.

Official fees

These fees are charged by the administration, not by us. They're paid separately from our price.

TIE renovación de residencia temporal / prórroga de estancia o de autorización transfronteriza

19,30€

Modelo 790-012 · Policía Nacional

Official source

Estimated timeframe

1-3 months of processing

Estimated timeframe. It depends on the assigned immigration office and may vary.

Our price

90

Includes preparing all your documentation and the official form already filled in with your details.

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Frequently asked questions about this procedure

When do I need to apply for renewal?

From 60 days before your permit expires up to 90 days after. Filing within that window automatically extends your legal status while it's being resolved.

What if I missed the deadline?

If less than 90 days have passed since expiry, you can still renew, though filing late can open a minor sanctions procedure, an approximate fine range rather than a fixed amount. Past 90 days, your case needs individual legal review.

Which form applies to me?

It depends on the basis: EX-03 for employed renewal, EX-07 for self-employed, EX-02 or EX-11 for family-based renewal. We'll tell you exactly which one fits your situation.