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Cantabria · Certificado de registro de ciudadano de la Unión

EU registration offices in Cantabria

Certificado de registro de ciudadano de la Unión is decided at an Immigration Office rather than at a police station, and Cantabria 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 Cantabria

Certificado de registro de ciudadano de la Unión 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.

The ministry's page for Cantabria does not name this procedure among the services it itemises for these offices. They are the province's Immigration Offices, which is where authorisations of this kind are decided, but ring ahead before travelling rather than relying on that.

  • Sede 1. Oficina de Extranjería en Santander

    Santander

    Address
    Calle Luis Hoyos Sainz, 4 (quinta planta), 39001 Santander
    Phone
    942999399
    Opening hours
    lunes a viernes de 9h a 14h
    Also decides
    Long-term residence, residence cards (TIE), asylum and refuge

Source: Ministerio de Política TerritorialExtranjería en las Delegaciones del Gobierno. Checked .

The offices, and what each one handles

    Source: Dirección General de la PolicíaUnidades de Extranjería — Dependencias policiales. Checked .

    Offices in Cantabria that do not handle this

    These exist and deal with immigration matters, but Certificado de registro de ciudadano de la Unión is not among the services they list. They are here so you can rule them out rather than guess.

    • Comisaría de CentroSantanderC/ Jose Ramon Lopez-Doriga n.º 4, 39003 - Santander (Cantabria)
    • Brigada Provincial de Extranjería y Fronteras de SantanderSantanderAvda. del Deporte n.º 4, 39012 - Santander (Cantabria)

    What to take with you

    Official fee
    €12.00
    Form EX-18
    Form EX-18
    Form 790-012
    Proof of payment of fee 790/012
    • Valid passport or national identity documentIf it has expired, bring a copy of it together with your application for renewal.
    • If employed: employer's declaration or employment certificateA work contract registered with the public employment service, or proof of Social Security registration, is also accepted. Not required at all if you consent to the office checking Social Security records.
    • If self-employed: proof that you work on your own accountRegistration in the Census of Economic Activities, entry in the Commercial Register, or Social Security registration. Again not required if you consent to a records check at Social Security or the Tax Agency.
    • If not working: health insurance and proof of resourcesInsurance giving cover in Spain equivalent to the National Health System, and evidence of resources above the annual non-contributory benefit threshold.
    • If studying: enrolment, insurance and a responsible declarationEnrolment at a recognised centre; health insurance, where a European Health Insurance Card covering the whole period of residence is accepted; and a responsible declaration of sufficient resources. Participation in an EU educational exchange programme is itself accepted as sufficient proof.

    The conditions, deadlines and what happens if you miss them

    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 EU registration guide — documents, fees and deadlines