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Navigating the Spanish Bureaucracy
Moving to Spain involves navigating a labyrinth of bureaucratic processes that can feel overwhelming at first. This chapter breaks down the essential steps required to secure your visa, establish residency, and handle other legal formalities. Whether you’re planning a short-term stay or seeking permanent residency, understanding Spain’s legal framework is crucial. We’ll explore the different types of visas available, from student to work visas, and provide tips on how to streamline your application process. Additionally, this chapter covers essential documentation, such as obtaining a Número de Identidad de Extranjero (NIE), which is your key to unlocking many services in Spain. We’ll also delve into the process of registering with the local town hall, known as empadronamiento, and the importance of understanding the tax implications of your move. Whether you’re a retiree, a digital nomad, or someone relocating for work, this chapter will guide you through the maze of paperwork and official procedures with practical advice and insider tips, ensuring that you’re legally prepared for your new life in Spain.
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On the first point, I’ve seen surprisingly little discussion of the legal basis for these tariffs. U.S. law gives the president a lot of discretion to impose tariffs without prior legislative approval, but the process is still supposed to be constrained by rules. There are, or are supposed to be, specific situations in which the president is allowed to impose tariffs, beyond “he feels like it.”
So these tariffs are being justified under Section 232 (of what? never mind), defense of national security. For Canada and Mexico, this is bitterly ironic. As Joey Politano points out, substantial production has been shifted from Asia to our near neighbors because nobody seriously considers importing manufactured goods from Mexico, let alone Canada, a threat to national security.
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