Melilla · Autorización de trabajo para trabajadores transfronterizos
Cross-border work offices in Melilla
Autorización de trabajo para trabajadores transfronterizos is decided at an Immigration Office rather than at a police station, and Melilla has one. Below are the address, the phone number, the opening hours and the email address that actually reaches them.
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The Immigration Office in Melilla
Autorización de trabajo para trabajadores transfronterizos is an authorisation, so it is decided at an Oficina de Extranjería under the Government Delegation — not at a police station. They are separate networks with separate appointment systems, and going to the wrong one is the most common wasted journey in Spanish immigration.
SEDE 1. Oficina de Extranjería en Melilla
Melilla
- Address
- Paseo Alcalde Rafael Ginel, S/N, 52001 Melilla
- Phone
- 952991261
- Opening hours
- Horario de invierno: Del 16 de septiembre al 15 de junio: de 9 a 17:30 horas de lunes a jueves y de 9 a 14 horas los viernes Horario de verano: Del 16 de junio al 15 de septiembre: de 8 a 15 horas.
- Also decides
- Employed work and residence permits, self-employed work and residence permits, posted worker permits, residence and work for research, work authorisations for existing residents, exemptions from the work permit requirement, return authorisations, short-stay extensions, non-lucrative residence, family reunification, arraigo, other exceptional-circumstances permits, long-term residence, EU long-term residence, student stay permits, changing from one permit type to another, residence permits for minors, reports on temporary travel by minors, cross-border worker permits, EU family member residence cards, expulsion and return proceedings, appeals, EU registration certificates, residence cards (TIE), NIE numbers
Source: Ministerio de Política Territorial — Extranjería en las Delegaciones del Gobierno. Checked .
The offices, and what each one handles
Source: Dirección General de la Policía — Unidades de Extranjería — Dependencias policiales. Checked .
Offices in Melilla that do not handle this
These exist and deal with immigration matters, but Autorización de trabajo para trabajadores transfronterizos is not among the services they list. They are here so you can rule them out rather than guess.
- Brigada Provincial de Extranjería y Fronteras de MelillaMelillaC/ Actor Tallaví n.º 3, 52004 - MelillaHandles: Autorizaciones de Regreso · Cartas de Invitación · Certificados y asignación de NIE · Estudiantes · Expedición de TIE · Prórrogas de estancia · Régimen Comunitario · Residencias No lucrativas · Solicitudes de Asilo y Refugio · Títulos de viaje y Cédulas de inscripción
- Oficina de Extranjeros de MelillaMelillaP.º Alcalde Rafael Ginel, Marítimo, 0, 52004 - Melilla
What to take with you
- Official fee
- Set by the processing fee for the work authorisation
- Proof of residence in the border areaOf the neighbouring state facing the Spanish border area where the work will be done.
- Criminal record certificatesFrom Spain and from your countries of residence over the last five years, for conduct that is an offence under Spanish law.
- For employed work: the contract and the employer's fileContract starting when the permit takes effect and guaranteeing continuous work, plus the employer's Social Security registration, tax and Social Security standing, and proof of sufficient means.
- For self-employed work: the activity fileLicences and requirements applying to nationals, professional qualification and registration where required, proof of sufficient investment, and a projection of income from the first year.
- Proof of professional capacity or qualificationWhere the profession legally requires it.
Other procedures handled in Melilla
Before you travel to one of these
Almost all of these offices work by appointment only, booked through the electronic office of the public administration. Turning up without one generally means being turned away, however short the queue looks. Office assignments also change, so if what is here does not match what you are told on the phone, believe the phone and tell us.
The full Cross-border work guide — documents, fees and deadlines